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🇱🇹 What does it mean to truly love your country? Lithuania is celebrating 35 years of restored independence, and on this special occasion, we sit down with our colleague, Senior Full Stack Engineer Laurynas Kručkas—grandson of Romualdas Ozolas, one of the signatories of the Act of the Reestablishment of Lithuania’s Independence.  "I have never met another person who loved Lithuania as much," Laurynas recalls. In this heartfelt interview, Laurynas shares his perspective on his grandfather’s unwavering love for Lithuania and what patriotism truly means to him. He discusses the importance of nurturing our national identity in today's global landscape and highlights how Lithuania’s innovators are making a powerful impact on the world stage 🔵 ⚪ Check out the full interview on our #TechTalk blog, where Laurynas also shares the list of books his grandfather recommended to him many years ago 🔗 link in the comments. 📸 Photo - Laurynas with his grandfather #Adroiti #technologypowerhouse #cocreate #Trust #AI

For Egle Kesmine, Adroiti Technologies Product Owner, volunteering is a way of life, and today, she is helping Ukraine in its fight for freedom 🔵 🟡   She and her family now volunteer with Vilnius Spiders (LT, Vilniaus Vorai), an initiative that brings people together to weave camouflage nets for Ukraine that help soldiers stay hidden and protected.   "For me, volunteering is part of a mature society—when you not only receive but also give back. This is not my first time volunteering, but we got the whole family involved unexpectedly," says Eglė.   It all started as a way to help her son collect school volunteer hours. But what began as a small commitment quickly became a meaningful family tradition. Her children soon became the most enthusiastic weavers!   "As long as the fighting continues on the Ukrainian 🇺🇦 front and you can make a contribution, you do—whether through donations or your own hands-on effort. Every thought and action is aimed at victory against the aggressor," says Eglė, reflecting on today's geopolitical reality 🙏   Each month, Eglė dedicates 1-3 hours to weaving. One of the process's greatest appeals is its simplicity: just show up, weave, and contribute—no complicated administration. But beyond that, the true reward is the human connection: meeting old friends and like-minded volunteers, hearing firsthand stories from those returning from Ukraine, and supporting Ukrainian women who have found refuge in Lithuania. The first time Eglė stepped into the workshop, she was struck by the scene: "It reminded me of an anthill—everyone was doing something."   So far, 1,141 nets have been woven. These camouflage nets are designed to cover military equipment and other objects that need to be concealed. They come in different colours—light, camouflage, and dark brown—depending on the season and the terrain where they will be used.   "G. Gott wrote, 'The most precious gift is our time.' So I encourage everyone to give theirs—choose an activity that feels meaningful to you," says Eglė. 🇱🇹 ❤️ 🇺🇦 #Adroiti #technologypowerhouse #cocreate #Trust #AI

#tech Q&A ⬇️ 🔵⚪ How can AI make HR work more efficient?   📌 We asked Marija Masanauskaite, People Partner at Adroiti Technologies, for her views.   "I'm always looking for ways to optimise my work. Artificial intelligence has become my assistant, helping me to communicate more effectively, streamline processes and save valuable time. These tools allow me to focus on what really matters - people", says Marija, sharing how AI tools have changed her work process ⬇️   🔵 Internal communication: AI helps to improve internal communications, ensuring clarity and efficiency. ⚪ Candidate notes: The paid version of ChatGPT turns my crude, fragmented interview notes into structured, readable summaries, saving me hours of manual editing. 🔵 LinkedIn job ads: Artificial intelligence tailors job ads and candidate messages to better match candidate profiles and be more targeted. ⚪ Optimising HR processes: When building our HR system, AI helps analyse processes, generate queries, and structure legal documents—all streamlined with the help of lawyers. 🔵 Knowledge base management: From training budgets to guidelines for team events, AI helps organise and structure internal HR documents.   How do you use AI in your HR work? Share your insights! #Adroiti #technologypowerhouse #cocreate #Trust #AI

Greetings from the Italian Alps! 🏂🏔️ Laurynas Kručkas, a Senior Full Stack Engineer at Adroiti Technologies, is carving through the snow, sending his best from the breathtaking peaks!   Laurynas has been snowboarding since 7, and he's never touched skis! 🔵 ⚪ "When I was a little boy, I loved speed and the feeling of flying, even if just for a couple of seconds! But now, the greatest pleasure comes from the mountains – the best place to clear my mind, take a deep breath, and feel the greatness of nature", – says Laurynas. What's your winter sport of choice? ❄️ #Adroiti #technologypowerhouse #cocreate #Trust

♟️ How Chess Shapes a Brilliant Mind in Tech? 💡 Meet Robertas Bastys, Director of Engineering and System Architect at Adroiti Technologies. Before leading teams in healthcare tech, he competed on the world stage as a chess player. Now, he applies the same strategic mindset to software development. "Success in both chess and technology isn’t just about intelligence—it’s about thinking ahead, adapting fast, and making the right moves under pressure", - says Robertas. In our latest TechTalk blog, Robertas tells his story and uncovers: 🔵 How has AI changed chess forever? ⚪ What can IT professionals learn from a grandmaster’s decision-making? 🔵 The biggest myths about chess (and the surprising truth!) ⚪ Why chess has more in common with hockey and swimming than you think Check out the full interview here 🔗 link in the comments 📸 Snapshots of history from Robertas' chess journey #Adroiti #technologypowerhouse #cocreate #Trust

🔵 ⚪ What do you usually do after work? For Adroiti Technologies' colleague Rusnė Barzdaitytė, the answer might surprise you: "I go to the hospital to visit sick children." 🙏 For almost a year now, Rusnė has been volunteering with "Niekieno vaikai" (Nobody's Children), an organization dedicated to supporting children in hospitals – children who don't have parents to care for them or whose parents can't always be by their side. "I've always loved being around children. From leading children's clubs to volunteering at summer camps, it's been part of me since I was 15. After a six-year break, I realized I missed their energy, their smiles, and their unique way of seeing the world. That's when I found my way to "Niekieno vaikai". Rusnė shared her lessons and discoveries from volunteering 👇 🔵 It's a Serious Commitment "Many think becoming a volunteer is easy, but organizations like "Niekieno vaikai“ ensure their volunteers are truly prepared. I went through a three-stage selection process and a well-prepared 1.5-month training program. They take the responsibility seriously, ensuring volunteers are emotionally and psychologically ready for the challenges ahead." ⚪ It's Hopeful "When I first told my family, they were cautious. I'm a sensitive person, and they were afraid I'd struggle. However, the training equipped me not only to handle the children's needs but also to care for myself emotionally. Even in sad cases, I remind myself that if they're unwell, my visit can only make their day a little brighter. That's the joy – knowing I can help, even in small ways." 🔵 Gratitude Changes Everything "One of the most emotional moments was when I learned that a little girl I visited every day was finally being discharged. I had grown so attached to her that knowing I wouldn't see her again brought tears to my eyes – but they were tears of joy. Volunteering has changed how I see hospitals and the amazing people who work there, from doctors to nurses. They often thank us, but I feel immense gratitude for the chance to help." ⚪ It changes your perspective "Volunteering has taught me to be more patient and has deepened my appreciation for life. Seeing the children's stories and the challenges they face makes me value simple things – being healthy, having a job, and the ability to give warmth to those around me. It's a profound reminder of how much we take for granted." 💙 Rusnė encourages anyone considering #volunteering to take the first step: "You're not just giving – you're receiving joy, perspective, and a sense of connection. If you feel this is for you, just try. You might be surprised by how much you gain!" At Adroiti, we're grateful to support "Niekieno vaikai" as a company and through personal donations. We hope some of our team will soon join as volunteers! #Adroiti #technologypowerhouse #cocreate #Trust

🔵 ⚪ Can You Build a Successful Career from Your Couch? Laimonas Vainoris, Head of Delivery at Adroiti Technologies, says that remote work isn't for everyone: "Don't end up dozing off on that couch”. Why is that? ⬇️ Discover Laimonas's insights on managing remote work effectively for both companies and individuals in our latest #TechTalk blog post. Find the link to read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/daYVATnQ 💡 #remotework is in our DNA and there’s still a spot on our office sofa—check out our careers! #Adroiti #technologypowerhouse #cocreate #Trust

🏀 BC Zalgiris Kaunas 🇱🇹 vs. Virtus Segafredo Bologna 🇮🇹 A Euroleague Basketball game that brought together Adroiti Technologies colleagues from Vilnius and Kaunas! While the arena was divided by team colours, our spirit was united. The game reminded us of something bigger ⬇️ We all cheered for Žalgiris 💚 🤍 as we aim for the same goal at work – to win together! 🔵 ⚪ The relentless pursuit of excellence, passion, and shared drive to succeed is in our DNA, and we’re proud of the fantastic team spirit we share, both on and off the court! #Adroiti #technologypowerhouse #cocreate #stackagnostic #Trust

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🔵 ⚪ Meet PhD Justinas Juozas Dainauskas, a Machine Learning expert at Adroiti Technologies, who dedicated his academic career to computational neuroscience and now works at the cutting edge of artificial intelligence. “All my academic and professional work is tied to neural networks,” Justinas says. During his studies, he worked with biological neural networks, modelling the brain. Now, he works with artificial neural networks in IT, analyzing and processing data in databases. 🧠 From Alzheimer’s Research to Supercomputers “I earned my PhD by modelling the brain using computers, creating a model of brains affected by Alzheimer’s disease to understand what needs to be changed in the brain to treat the illness. Of course, it’s not that simple. You can calculate things theoretically, but real-world solutions require more work and research to find the right medication to make those changes happen“. Justinas says that during PhD studies, you gain diverse experiences – travelling, meeting people, and networking. “While working on my PhD, I also worked with supercomputers, gaining access to the most powerful supercomputer in Europe at the time, Switzerland. I even visited a laboratory where four Nobel Prize laureates worked. Encountering top-level scientists like that is incredibly motivating.” However, academia has its challenges, one of them – bureaucracy: „I have always been most interested in the latest technologies, which was the most important factor in my decision to end up as a scientist“ says Justinas. 🔍 The Evolution of Neural Networks Today, Justina's field is machine learning, although he recalls the academic machine learning boom well before #ChatGPT. “In science, neural networks are a foundational tool for conducting certain studies and making predictions, and they can be applied in many areas. For instance, at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, I worked on a project to train AI to identify brain cancer subtypes from gene expression data with more than 80% accuracy.” 🌟 Asked about AI’s future, Justinas shares: There’s no need to immediately fear AI replacing humans, as the trajectory of AI development is complex. While systems like ChatGPT have evolved within certain methodological frameworks over the years, progress in AI can sometimes appear faster than it is in practice. That said, current methods have their limitations, but future breakthroughs—whether incremental or transformative—could lead to new advancements“. At Adroiti, we’re inspired by visionaries like Justinas, who connect science and technology to create the future! #Adroiti #technologypowerhouse #cocreate #stackagnostic #Trust