About
Engineering, product thinking, and founder-level execution in one working model.
Core lens
Build what is credible now and extensible later.
The studio approach balances public-facing clarity with the operational reality behind the product.
Founder
A concise view of the founder behind the studio.
Eryze Studio is led by Anastasia Yakimovska, a software engineer and startup operator working across digital products, internal systems, and founder-led platforms.
Working stance
The studio is intentionally compact, which keeps the work close to business goals, delivery tradeoffs, and the actual constraints behind each project.
Background
Background across technical execution, startup operating work, and product delivery.
Engineering and automation
Built internal tooling, automation flows, and technical systems inside a complex engineering environment.
Founder and product execution
Built a flagship product with user research, product definition, partnerships, and GTM preparation.
Web, product, and operations
Delivered public websites, structured platforms, and operational tools across different contexts.
Startups and venture workflows
Experience shaped by accelerators, venture programs, and venture workflow problem-solving.
Philosophy
These principles guide what gets built now and what stays out of scope.
Good visuals matter, but the product has to communicate clearly before it tries to impress.
The goal is a maintainable product surface, not a collection of disconnected one-off layouts.
Automation is useful when it removes repetitive work and increases clarity, not when it adds complexity for its own sake.
Projects stay close to business goals, decision velocity, and product tradeoffs instead of getting lost in layers.
Next step
If the way the studio works matches what you need, the easiest next step is a short note about the product, workflow, or platform you are trying to shape.
