Different disciplines. Shared responsibility.

britplay brings project management, software architecture, engineering leadership, and user experience into the same conversation. We work from the problem through to the system, not just from a ticket through to the code.

Oana Florescu

Project Manager

Connects product priorities, people, and delivery. Her background spans engineering management for AI teams, gaming engines, automotive software, and cross-platform products.

Scope, coordination & delivery

George Erofei

Co-founder & Architect

Connects the business problem to the technical decisions. His experience spans secure access systems, real-time media, cloud platforms, and multi-model AI architecture.

Architecture, AI & system design

Victor Stinga

Co-founder & CTO

Leads technical execution and engineering standards, working with architecture and project leadership to keep implementation aligned with the product.

Technical direction & engineering

Ada Stinga

User Experience Lead

Leads the user experience: clarifying workflows, shaping interfaces, and making complex software understandable for the people who use it.

User journeys & product experience

The things we want to get right.

  • Make the important decisions visible.

    Requirements, trade-offs, responsibilities, and acceptance criteria should be understandable outside the engineering team.

  • Leave capability behind.

    The software matters. So do the decisions, documentation, and knowledge your organisation needs to keep it useful.

  • Design for the person using it.

    The architecture and the interface serve the same workflow. Usability is part of the system, not a final layer of decoration.

  • Be precise about the evidence.

    Our project examples describe expertise held collectively within the team. The reference disclaimer distinguishes professional experience from company contracts, without implying a commercial relationship for every organisation named.

Explore the experience we bring

A tender. A roadmap.
A difficult problem.

Bring the brief. Let's find a clear way forward.

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