Andrey is a career guidance specialist and socionician. He is the author of the “Socionics / 16 Sociotypes” project and has identified sociotypes for 2,000+ people through interview-based typing.
He has a higher education background from Taras Shevchenko University, is the author of the book “Socionics of Elements”, and has delivered 700+ lectures and seminars. He also works as a coach focused on personal disclosure and has been a speaker at self-development festivals.
What he brings to Neuroiam: deep, hands-on expertise in reading people through dialogue, understanding intertype dynamics, and translating typology into practical leadership questions:
Who will thrive in which role (and why)
How to delegate by strengths, not by job titles
What team composition supports scaling — and what combinations create hidden friction
Ilya is a clinical and systemic psychologist with 12+ years of practice.
Within Neuroiam, he is developing an approach to identify psychological patterns and psychological state levels across a team — including signals associated with burnout and depressive states — so leaders can better understand the team’s real capacity, stress load, and resilience.
What he brings to Neuroiam: a rigorous systems view of human dynamics combined with practical screening logic — helping us distinguish role-fit friction from deeper psychological strain, and making the overall team picture more accurate and actionable.
Anton is a strategist and transformation expert who blends academic rigor with deep field experience.
He holds a PhD in Economics (MSU), worked as an Agile Coach at Beeline, and consulted at Accenture. He brings:
Enterprise transformation experience (where incentives, culture, and structure collide)
Customer experience and strategy expertise
A research-driven approach to systems, behavior, and change
What he’s known for: seeing patterns others miss — then translating them into concrete actions teams can use immediately.
Evgeniy is a product and digital transformation leader with 15+ years in telecom and large-scale digital programs.
Previously, he led Digital Development at Beeline (VEON). Across his career, he:
What he’s known for: building clarity in chaos — turning vague strategy into systems, teams, and products that ship.
Delivered products adopted by major enterprise clients
Built and launched multi-million-dollar platforms
Led complex cross-functional teams through high-stakes change
Turned around performance in large business units by combining product discipline with execution
We’re not a “tool-first” company. We’re a people-first company — and Neuroiam reflects how we work: curious, rigorous, and practical.
The people behind Neuroiam