Karmen (YC F24) — Your AI scheduling assistant for construction
Karmen is an AI scheduling assistant for construction. Karmen builds your baseline schedules from project documents, and updates them as your project evolves, saving you time and potential delays.
Karmen is a Y Combinator company in the Fall 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Your AI scheduling assistant for construction. The founders listed are Jonas Ebrahimi (Founder/CEO), Naman Wahi (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, November 8, 2024).
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Karmen is an AI scheduling assistant for construction. Karmen builds your baseline schedules from project documents, and updates them as your project evolves, saving you time and potential delays.
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Karmen is the AI scheduling co-pilot for construction. Build and edit logic-linked schedules from your project documents in a fraction of the time.
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Jonas Ebrahimi
Founder/CEO
My parents were general contractors, and during university, I gained experience working at JLL. After graduating, I joined IXM and was the youngest commodity trader in their history, primarily working with the European aluminum team. In this role, I managed the delivery of over $1 billion worth of refined aluminum annually, sourced from industrial projects around the globe.
Naman Wahi
Founder/CTO
I hold a Master’s degree specialising in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning from Imperial College London. Previously, I was a software engineer at nPlan, a startup focused on delivering AI solutions for large-scale construction projects with clients such as Shell, ExxonMobil, and Skanska. Drawing on my experience in construction tech, I’m now building Karmen, an AI Assistant for Construction Project Managers.
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