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About us

An engineering company for AI systems.

From Schaffhausen, we design and build AI systems for companies in Switzerland and the EU, from solution architecture to handover to your IT. Governance and training ensure that your organisation uses them safely.

What we stand for

Better with every step.

We make companies sovereign in their use of AI: with a robust architecture, systems in production and teams who own them. In stages with defined outcomes, from cloud in Switzerland or the EU to your own hardware.

Clarity

Fixed scope per stage, defined outcome, in writing before you sign.

Sovereignty

Your data, your choice: cloud in Switzerland or the EU, open-weight models or on-premises.

Transparency

Disclosed methods: acceptance criteria, assessment logic and logs are traceable for you.

Commitment

Answers within one business day, exit after every stage, no lock-in.

Who is behind it

Edin Avdija

Portrait of Edin Avdija

Edin Avdija founded GRADweight and, as AI Solution Architect, is responsible for the architecture and delivery of its projects. His work sits where AI meets established IT landscapes: in regulated financial services, in manufacturing industry and in globally managed IT portfolios. He takes AI initiatives from target architecture through proof of concept into production, with the approval paths and evidence that keep them there.

Solution architectureTarget architectures for AI systems in existing IT landscapes: interfaces, identities, data flows and security.
Engineering and scalingAutomation of processes and AI solutions from proof of concept into production, with operation, measurement and cost control.
Governance and regulationRisk analyses, outsourcing and approval paths in regulated sectors, and work in governance bodies.
EnablementTraining for business and engineering teams, from safe everyday use of AI to building and operating agents.

Based in Schaffhausen, working in Switzerland and the EU.

The next step

Let us hear your case.

In the intro call we listen first.