iMentus

Blockchain, artificial intelligence, data platforms and games make up the engineering catalogue at iMentus, a technology company whose site promises production-grade platforms for startups and enterprises. It lists clients or work across Australia, Spain, Nigeria and the United States.

Distributed ledger projects

The distributed ledger line covers web3 solutions, and the company says its decentralised specialists build them to be scalable and tested for security. It also names OnChain partners among its collaborators and says it works with the major chains.

Applied AI and machine learning

The data science and AI work covers generative AI, large language models and agentic systems, retrieval-augmented generation pipelines, fine-tuned foundation models, computer vision and predictive machine learning. The company supports this with an MLOps stack that includes MLflow, Kubeflow and Weights and Biases, and with vector databases such as Pinecone, Weaviate and pgvector. The aim it states is to automate business processes and reduce risks that went unnoticed.

Data platforms

Data engineering is described as building cloud-native platforms on a lakehouse stack of Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, Delta Lake and Apache Iceberg. It designs real-time pipelines with Kafka, Flink and Spark, orchestrates them with Airflow and Dagster, and models data with dbt, with the goal of governed data products for analytics and AI.

Games and product engineering

The studio side builds two-dimensional, three-dimensional, augmented, virtual and extended reality games, working mainly in Unity and with a stated focus on agile delivery. Custom product engineering covers mobile, web and desktop products, from rapid prototypes to scalable systems, and it says all three engineering stacks share the same security and observability foundation. Cloud work concentrates on the Oracle stack, and UI and UX design covers websites and web applications, applying interactive and visual design principles so that users get a consistent, positive experience. The company also lists testing of its blockchain work for security as part of how it builds.