Open to work in the Split area, on-site or hybrid

I build things with AI.

I'm Stipe Bartulović, a young developer who loves building new things with new technology. I've traded writing code for directing AI agents to build digital products that are well made, scalable and secure.

Download my CV as a PDF — one page, if you prefer to read it that way.

Stipe Bartulović

About me

I'm 25. While my journey in computer science involved dedicated studies in Split and Mostar, I discovered my true passion lay more in practical product development rather than a purely academic path. I made a conscious choice to pivot from university to focus on what I do best: using AI to turn innovative ideas into fully realized products.

To be honest, I don't have much interest in just writing plain code all day. However, I strongly believe that knowing the fundamentals is absolutely essential for a deep understanding of how things work under the hood. Because of that, I have a foundation in algorithms, Python, C, C++, JavaScript, SQL, databases, and software architecture. My true strength isn't writing every line by hand; it's understanding the broader problem, choosing the right stack, and shipping a solution that works.

I also care deeply about the business side: how a product actually reaches its customers. Long-term, I want to build my own company. Until then, I want to learn and contribute inside a strong team.

Location
Blato na Cetini
Work setup
On-site to start, hybrid later
Focus
AI agents, LLM tooling and web products
English
B2 — I read documentation and write in English daily; still improving my spoken fluency
Education
Electrotechnical high school, 2 completed years of university (Computer Science), Trokut Academy

How I work

Solution first

I start from the problem, not the code. The goal is the simplest thing that actually works.

Constructive questions

I deliver the task in front of me, and I say so when I see a faster or better way to get there.

Speak up, then listen

I share my ideas and research openly, and I genuinely want to hear the team's view before deciding.

Tech and business together

A great product still has to reach its customers. I think about distribution, not only features.

Skills and tools

AI-assisted development

Claude CodeCursorAntigravityFirebase Studio

Agents and models

Hermes AgentOpenClawOllamaGemmaMCP serversDeepSeek APIFunction calling

Stacks I build on

Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSCapacitorFastAPIFirebaseSQLite

Infrastructure and services

Oracle CloudNetlifyVercelBunny.netUpstash RedisTelegram Bot APIGitHub

Fundamentals

PythonJavaScriptCC++SQLDatabasesSoftware architecture

Business

Idea validationGo-to-market thinkingEntrepreneurship

On the side

AI music (40+ tracks)AI video editingImage prompting

Things I've built

A short look at each project. Open one for the full story — written in plain language, with a switch to the technical details.

Why my GitHub looks empty

Mostly private

Most of my work lives in private repositories. These are the ones behind the projects above, all built and pushed by me.

🔒StipeBartulovic/gogull
🔒StipeBartulovic/popravito
🔒StipeBartulovic/admin-gogull
🔒StipeBartulovic/ammedia
🔒StipeBartulovic/bojnet
🔒StipeBartulovic/Odmor
🔒StipeBartulovic/cetinaagent
🔒aialeksandar649-ui/gogull
🔒heni93/GoGull-Admin
🔒StipeBartulovic/webAplikacije
🔒StipeBartulovic/galeante
🔒StipeBartulovic/oop-vjezbe
Why private? These projects aren't finished, and parts of them — API keys, the video pipeline, business data — aren't ready to be public for security reasons. I'd rather lock things down than ship something exposed. I'm happy to walk through any of it and share access in an interview.

What I'm learning now

I'm going deep on AI agents: how to set them up, run them reliably and deploy them inside real businesses.

~/learning/agents
$ setup openclaw # tried it
$ switch --to hermes-agent # current framework
$ run ollama --models gemma # local models on my own PC
$ deploy cetina-agent --to oracle-cloud # shipped
$ goal "deploy agents into real businesses"▌
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Trokut Academy — Entrepreneurial Growth program, Šibenik

A program on the business side of building products: how a product reaches a market, how to think about customers, and how to turn an idea into something people pay for. About the program

Why hire me

✓

Hands-on with AI tools

Claude Code and Cursor are part of my daily workflow, along with MCP servers, agentic workflows and local models through Ollama. I have also built and deployed an AI booking agent that answered a real company’s reservation emails on its own.

✓

Real products, not exercises

Gogull is in closed testing on Google Play, Moj Dashboard runs on my own machine every day, and Podjela is in development. Each one is a real product with real architecture and security decisions behind it — not a tutorial.

✓

Comfortable with ambiguity and fast iteration

I do my best work when the path isn't clear yet. More than a year of AI-assisted development and months of daily commits taught me to ship, test and improve quickly.

✓

No degree — judge me by what I build

I left university to do this full-time. What I bring is solid fundamentals, shipped projects and a habit of learning new technology every week.

Where I fit best

I'm not a classic hand-coding developer. I understand how programming languages work and I pick up new ones quickly, but if a role is mainly writing production code by hand all day, I'm probably not the best fit.

Where I add the most value is the AI side: agents, LLM tooling, finding solutions and shipping working products with these tools.