About

Three founders. One direction.

We combine design, development, software and AI into digital solutions that make processes simpler and help businesses move forward.

AEM Systems began with experimenting, building and swapping ideas. Today it is a company with one goal: making technology accessible and usable for small and medium-sized businesses.

The name

Three letters. Two meanings.

  1. Ahmetcan Automate
  2. Emirhan Elevate
  3. Mick Modernize

AEM are our initials. At the same time, those three words describe exactly what we set out to do with the company: automate processes, take businesses to a higher level and modernise digital systems.

Our story

From interest to something we wanted to build ourselves.

We had been working with software, AI and digital products for a long time. At the same time, we saw how much was technically possible, and how little of it actually reached businesses.

Among small and medium-sized businesses that gap is especially wide. New technology is often expensive, complicated, or simply still feels too new. As a result, processes stay manual, systems stay fragmented and opportunities go unused.

Instead of only talking about it, we started building: websites, applications, neural networks and AI agents. Not everything was meant to be sold; sometimes we just wanted to find out how far we could go.

Out of that grew the idea of bringing websites, software and AI together into solutions that improve something: less manual work, smarter processes and systems that grow along with a business.

That is how AEM Systems came about, in 2026.

We build because we like to build.

That curiosity has stayed. Now we put it to work for our clients.

Small team, short lines

You talk to the people who build it.

At AEM there is no layer between the client and the project team. Ahmetcan leads the first conversation, and Emirhan and Mick join as soon as a plan is being made. What you tell us at the start goes straight to the people who design and develop.

That means short lines, quick decisions and direct communication throughout the entire project.

And if we think something is not needed, we say so. We don't sell a template as custom work, we don't recommend a subscription because it happens to earn more, and we would rather turn a project down than build a solution we don't stand behind.

Honest advice, even when it earns us less.

The team

The people behind AEM.

Ahmetcan Akin

Sales & Growth

Within AEM, Ahmetcan is the link between the client and the solution. He handles acquisition, introductory meetings, quotes and partnerships, and makes sure a technical idea also matches what a business actually needs. He starts with the challenge behind an enquiry and first works out which solution genuinely makes sense.

Education
ICT Business IT Management — Utrecht University of Applied Sciences — third year

Emirhan Akin

Technology & AI

Within AEM, Emirhan focuses on technical architecture, software development and AI. From automations and AI agents to AI integrations in existing systems. He looks for the places where AI actually saves a business time or money, and makes sure it keeps working reliably there.

Education
ICT Business IT Management — Utrecht University of Applied Sciences — final year

Mick Kossen

Operations & Product

Within AEM, Mick makes sure projects run smoothly from first enquiry to go-live: planning, scope, quality and delivery. He also stays closely involved in design and technical development. He makes sure that what we promise is achievable, and that the end result works well, feels logical and looks good.

Education
Computer Science — Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam — final year

What we stand for

We build as if it were for ourselves.

We like speed, but not at the expense of quality. We like new technology, but we only use it when it adds something. And we would rather keep a solution simple than make it complicated to look impressive.

For us, quality doesn’t stop the moment something “works”: we want to build every project better, smarter or more efficiently than the last.

In the end, we don't want to be the company that sells the most technology.

We want to be the company that knows which technology pays off.