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KRIS KOZMA / AI, AUTOMATION & COMMUNICATION

Less busywork.More human time.

I’m building practical AI and automation for business owners who want less admin and fewer missed enquiries.

Through ARKOZ, I’m starting with voice systems. Behind that: years of research, technical communication and community building.

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Kris KozmaCuriosity → useful work
Based in the UK
01 What I’m building 02 The work behind it 03 How I got here
What I’m buildingARKOZ / Practical AI & automation
CURRENT FOCUS

The business keeps moving.
Even when you’re busy.

A call you can’t take. Details to write up. Another round of chasing. Small tasks take a large bite out of the day.

With ARKOZ, I’m working on systems that reduce that friction: capture the enquiry, organise the information and make the next step easier. Less manual work, fewer interruptions and more time for the job itself.

Our current focus is voice and enquiry handling for UK plumbing and heating businesses. It’s a concrete starting point for a broader direction: useful automation across everyday business workflows.

Explore ARKOZ

For current pricing and fit, talk to ARKOZ about your workflow.

FROM INTERRUPTION TO NEXT STEP01 → 03
01 / THE ENQUIRY

You’re on a job.
The phone rings.

The caller needs help. You need to keep working.

02 / THE USEFUL DETAILS

A conversation,
with something to act on.

Name, contact details and the reason for the call.

03 / THE HUMAN HANDOFF

Back to you.
Ready for a follow-up.

The aim: less information lost between the call and the callback.

Illustrative workflow. Hear the fictional Northline Heating call on the ARKOZ site.

Listen to the voice demo
THE THREAD THROUGH IT ALL

Understand the complicated thing.
Make it useful to others.

What started with people and content now extends to systems and automation.
Established workQuStream
QuStreamContent Manager | Technical CommunicationsJune 2025 to present

Making quantum-secure technology understandable

Strong technology was already there. The missing layer was a repeatable way to turn technical depth into clear public communication.

What began with individual social posts evolved into independent ownership of most of QuStream’s day-to-day X communication: product research, editorial planning, technical explainers, long-form threads, publishing and audience interaction.

I work independently from product context and expert input, using technical review where claims need verification while keeping demands on the technical team low.

Low technical-team overheadIndependent editorial ownershipConsistent technical communication
THE COMMUNICATION ENGINE

Technical context moves through a repeatable editorial system.

01

Product knowledge

Research, expert input, architecture and source material

02

Editorial judgment

Decide what matters, for whom and why

03

Create & verify

Write, structure and review sensitive claims

04

Publish

Maintain a deliberate, reliable cadence

05

Repurpose

Extend one strong idea across useful formats

Outcome:Owned, repeatable communication
Selected workTechnical research · Editorial judgment · Communication systems

Proof lives in the work itself

QuStream X thread explaining quantum readiness architecture, with its published engagement figures visible
Architecture thread

Quantum readiness is an architecture

Explained how PQC-based authentication, continuous key evolution and QuStream’s quantum-safe key distribution fit into one architecture.

Technical researchArchitecture translationTechnical writing
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QuStream X thread explaining QKD's last-mile limitation, with its published engagement figures visible
Technical thread

QuStream’s answer to QKD’s last-mile problem

Turned QKD’s last-mile limitation into a clear visual explanation of QuStream’s quantum-safe key distribution approach.

Technical researchProduct narrativeVisual communication
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Editorial preview for QuStream's Securing the Skies and the Servers article, featuring illuminated server towers
Technical article

Securing the Skies and the Servers

Connected quantum-secure communications to aerospace and server infrastructure in a focused technical narrative.

Research-led writingTechnical storytellingEditorial strategy
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Selected communicationsOngoing QuStream editorial

Ongoing Editorial

Long-form work is only one layer. The ongoing editorial system turns architecture, market context, product developments and technical knowledge into useful communication between major announcements.

Diagram showing quantum migration complexity expanding as delay adds projects, dependencies, suppliers and programme sizeStrategic framingQuantum DebtCompanies already carry technical debt. Most are now accumulating quantum debt.Editorial angle · Strategic positioning · Copy · Visual directionView work Comparison diagram showing conventional encrypted packets failing on damage versus the QuStream Delatr bit-stream approach degrading with the linkTechnical explanationWhen the Link DegradesHow much useful information can still get through safely?Technical research · Explanation · Copy · Visual directionView work Diagram comparing PKI trust for open networks with provisioned trust for operator-owned power, defence and satellite networksProduct positioningPKI vs Provisioned TrustPKI solves stranger trust. What changes when the operator already controls the endpoints?Architecture positioning · Technical simplification · Copy · Visual directionView work Diagram contrasting an algorithm-only PQC upgrade with endpoint-to-endpoint protection across applications, networks, cloud services, industrial systems and edge devicesMigration strategyThe Last-Mile ProblemPQC upgrades the algorithm for a quantum world. The infrastructure still has to be migrated.Technical positioning · Migration narrative · Copy · Visual directionView work Adrian Neal receiving recognition at NMIOTC's annual NATO conference in Greece beside a naval officer and international flagsCompany communicationsOperational ReadinessQuStream at NMIOTC's annual NATO conference in Greece.Event communication · Narrative framing · Editorial copyView work QuStream deployment-model graphic spanning blockchain infrastructure, network and OT security, metering, satellite and defence communications, IoT, quantum security and PQC migrationMarket narrativeOne Architecture, Multiple MarketsThe surface area is bigger than one market.Market positioning · Use-case storytelling · Copy · Visual directionView work
CapabilitiesWhat I do

Built to own the technical communication layer,
not just fill a content calendar

Research-led • technically fluent • low-overhead
CORE

Technical Research & Content

Research-led articles, explainers, threads and case studies that make difficult products easier to understand without flattening the technical truth.

RESEARCH • LONG-FORM • EXPLAINERS
OWNERSHIP

Editorial Strategy & Ownership

Deciding what deserves communicating, planning the cadence, publishing consistently and keeping the editorial system moving between launches.

EDITORIAL JUDGMENT • PLANNING • PUBLISHING
KNOWLEDGE

Founder & Product Communication

Turning technical calls, founder thinking and expert input into clear narratives, product communication and thought leadership.

MESSAGING • EXPERT INPUT • KNOWLEDGE EXTRACTION
SYSTEMS

Verification, Repurposing & Content Systems

Working with technical review where claims matter, then extending strong ideas across formats through structured workflows.

CLAIMS DISCIPLINE • REPURPOSING • CONTENT SYSTEMS
How I workUnderstand first. Then operate.

Give me access to the product, the people who understand it, and enough context to learn.Then let me run

I start by learning the product and extracting what matters from the people who understand it and the source material around it. From there, I can research independently, identify angles, create and verify content, publish consistently and improve the system with minimal demands on the technical team.

  1. Research

    Market, product and context

  2. Understand

    Build real technical fluency

  3. Find the angle

    Decide what matters, to whom and why

  4. Create

    Write, structure and direct

  5. Verify

    Review technical or high-risk claims

  6. Publish

    Maintain a reliable cadence

  7. Measure & learn

    Use performance and feedback to improve

Next research cycle

Origin storyHistorical proof · Audience & distribution
BUILT

From Zero

Pi Ambassador & Independent Community Builder2019-2023

Before technical communications, I learned distribution by building audiences, educational content and community from zero.

Pi Network became my first serious internet project. Over four years, I learned audience building, educational writing, localisation and online distribution by doing the work every day.

I built minepi.hu, became its primary blog writer, translated technical material into Hungarian, ran livestreams and created multi-year content across X and Facebook.

Kris Kozma featured in Pi Network’s in-app Creator Content Series in 2020
Platform recognition · 2020Watch
0 → 14K+personal X audience
0 → 24KHungarian Pi community
0 → ~2Kdirect referrals · roughly one year
Additional editorial proofIndependent long-form work

Independent research that opened the door to more

I researched and wrote an independent long-form feature for a community-led Web3 project. The work led to an unsolicited offer for future paid writing.

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Cropped screenshot of unsolicited feedback on Kris Kozma’s Tilly editorial work
Team feedback · cropped original artifact
AboutKris Kozma · United Kingdom

Self-taughtResearch-ledBuilt to operate

I learned this work from the outside in: audience building and distribution first, then writing, then research, and eventually the technical products where shallow communication breaks down.

That work taught me to find the gap between what technology can do and what someone can actually use. I still own technical communication at QuStream. With ARKOZ, I’m applying that same curiosity to business workflows: where time disappears, where an enquiry gets lost, and where a better system could help.

  • Cybersecurity
  • Privacy
  • Cryptography / PQC
  • AI & automation
  • Business workflows
Keep in touchIdeas, work & what comes next
BEFORE WE TALK

A few fair
questions.

What can I work with you on?

For AI, voice and business automation, start with ARKOZ. For technical communication, editorial work or a collaboration, contact me directly. My QuStream work above shows the depth of the research and communication side.

Is ARKOZ just a voice business?

Voice and enquiry handling is our starting point, currently focused on UK plumbing and heating businesses. The wider goal is to reduce repetitive admin and connect the steps in everyday work. If you have another workflow in mind, bring a concrete example and we can discuss what might help.

What does it cost?

For current ARKOZ pricing, head to the business site. For editorial work or another collaboration, tell me what you need and we can discuss scope and cost. There isn’t one fixed price for every project.

What if automation isn’t right for the job?

Some work is better handled by a person. The starting point is to understand the task, agree what must stay human and decide how to test whether a change helps. If it doesn’t, revisit the approach before expanding it.

Where can I see your work?

The QuStream examples above link to published pieces. The Pi chapter covers my earlier community work, and the Tilly chapter includes original feedback on my writing. You can also hear an illustrative voice demo on ARKOZ; its Northline Heating business is fictional.