AI Engineering · Neuchâtel

We have a business need that involves our software or data.

AI Engineering in Neuchâtel

We design, integrate and deploy a solution around your work.

Two people seen from behind compare a hand-drawn diagram with a screen, in an office whose window overlooks a workshop.
Each step of the solution is checked with the people who will use it.
Local contextNeuchâtel · watchmaking, industry, microtechnology
FormatRemote or on-site by agreement
ParticipantsBusiness and IT owners as needed
PriceScoped quotation

Build a process that can be operated

AI Engineering in Neuchâtel: software or an agent designed for a defined task, connected to your systems. Inputs, access rights and acceptable errors are scoped before the prototype; production follows testing and your approval.

01START WITH A REAL TASK

Example engineering assignment to scope in Neuchâtel: summarise an inspection report for precision parts. A prototype agent receives an authorised input, prepares a proposal and routes it to an owner before any external action. Evaluation covers errors, exceptions and cost per case; connection to business software depends on available interfaces.

Illustrative working example — not a client case
01A request and your data

A business owner and IT validate access, test examples and acceptance. Together we organise each phase.

02A solution connected to your tools

Prototype: test an authorised sample against a business reference.

03A result checked by your team

Documentation, handover and operating arrangements

A result you can check

One precise piece of work or several in sequence. The proposal sets the work; a subscription reserves hours each month for an agreed list of priorities.

01

Scope: map data, interfaces, volumes and exceptions.

Technical scoping and success criteria

02

Prototype: test an authorised sample against a business reference.

Delivery and tests agreed in the proposal

03

Delivery: agree thresholds, error monitoring, rollback and an operational owner.

Documentation, handover and operating arrangements

YOU LEAVE WITH
  • Technical scoping and success criteria
  • Delivery and tests agreed in the proposal
  • Documentation, handover and operating arrangements

Bring a process map, systems to connect, authorised examples and volumes. Identify who approves access and who accepts the result; production access is never implicit. Read the preparation guide ↗

On site in Neuchâtel, remote across Switzerland

The cradle of watchmaking and microtechnology: CSEM and EPFL’s Microcity site are in town, the manufactures in the Neuchâtel mountains; many SMEs are precision subcontractors.

Neuchâtel faces the lake and turns its back on the mountains where time is made: the canton is the cradle of watchmaking and microtechnology, with CSEM and the EPFL hub at Microcity in town, the manufactures and their subcontractors in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Le Locle and the Val-de-Travers, and a fabric of bar-turning, surface-treatment and assembly workshops that also supply the medical sector. Precision is a culture here; technical documentation, routings and inspection reports are daily business.

The use cases of Neuchâtel SMEs resemble their trade: finding an instruction in production documentation, preparing a supplier qualification file, structuring a non-conformity report, translating a notice into English or German for an exporting customer. AI helps to draft and to cross-check; the dimension, the tolerance and the release decision stay in the hands of the quality manager.

Canton
Neuchâtel CH-NE
Working language
French; English and German appear in watchmaking and microtechnology technical files.
Travel and meetings
Neuchâtel is three quarters of an hour from Lausanne by train, along the lake via Yverdon; We come for a half-day or a full day, in Neuchâtel, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Le Locle or the Val-de-Travers. Any travel costs are stated in the proposal before any commitment.
Typical sectors in the region
Manufacturing · Medical and therapy practices
Neighbouring cities served
Biel/Bienne · Yverdon-les-Bains · Fribourg
Sources and guardrails

Official guidance

01SECO SME Portal · Business AI examples02FDPIC · AI and data protection in Switzerland

These references inform the approach; they are not client endorsements or legal advice.

Before the first conversation

Do we have to replace our software to connect an agent?

That depends on the available interfaces and permissions. We first check exports and APIs; integration is not promised before this review.

When can a prototype go live?

After representative testing, agreement on acceptable errors and a support plan. No fixed timeline applies to every project.

How is a project in Neuchâtel priced?

The quote separates scoping, implementation and operation, based on volumes, interfaces and required checks. Locations and travel are specified before commitment.

The same service in neighbouring cities

Each city has its own page, with the same scope and the same price grid; only the local context changes.

All cities ↗

A useful first conversation

Tell us which task is slowing the team down, who does it today and what a good result would look like. We will confirm scope, availability and budget before any work starts.

No work starts before scope and budget are agreed.