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Website: https://youbs.com/en/
About: Software developer specializing in custom enterprise AI solutions and AI agents. Co-founder of Youbs, currently building AI-powered business tools and available for project-based development work.
Current project: Developing the Youbs Suite (launching in weeks):
Legal Search AI for jurisdiction-specific legal research and analysis
AI-powered administrative assistant for contract management with automatic term analysis, modification suggestions, and data autofill using government/enterprise databases
Coding Assistant integrated into JetBrains IDEs & VS Code
Previous experience (pre-Youbs):
AI-powered note-taking solutions generating executive summaries, transcripts, and meeting minutes
First-line IT Helpdesk Assistant with integrated knowledge bases
Custom AI assistants trained on client-specific data for enterprise workflows
Smart contract development and blockchain backend services
Game development with Unity including social media integration and blockchain features
7+ years in software development with focus on AI integration, secure systems, and scalable architecture.
Technologies: Python, TypeScript, LangChain, LangGraph, OpenAI/Anthropic APIs, RAG systems, Docker, AWS/Azure, React/NextJS, C#, Unity, Blockchain/Web3
Specialized in: AI agents, autonomous workflows, custom LLM integration, enterprise AI solutions, secure data processing, API development
Available: Immediately for project-based work
Contact: sebastian.jacobs@youbs.com
Website: https://youbs.com/en
It deals with more than just software, as it can be applied in many systems.
What would you propose instead ?
Instead, it might simply be related to your personnality. I tend to be like you, and for me it is simply that finishing all the little details at the end of a project get boring and the new and grand ideas are more exciting.
Some suggestions:
Surrounding yourself with people who are good at finishing stuff can help, especially if it's on the same project.
Cycle between projects: when project A becomes boring, does project B become interesting again ?
Filter things to get the things that you're the most excited about and focus on the those instead. I found the book "Essentialism" to be particularly helpful for me in that regard. Check for patterns: what are the commonalities between the projects that you are interested in ? Try to find what really gets your excited.
Finally, this is perhaps more controversial, but I recommend looking into the 4 sides of the mind theories by C.S Joseph on YouTube: your personnality type might be ESFJ-ESFP-ENTP-ENFP, and learning to leverage your psychology instead of going against it can help. It's similar to MBTI but less.. horoscope like in my opinion. Maybe the big 5 model also has something interesting to say in that area if you're more comfortable with something less novel but more accepted within psychology. For me, learning about my strengths and weaknesses is something I found extremely useful.
Good luck!