About us
Meet the founders.
Different backgrounds. A shared belief that automation work can be simpler, smarter, and more human.
Baxter Labs started long before we gave it a name.
We started by building practical tools for problems we saw around us: disconnected information, repetitive work, and processes that relied too heavily on manual effort. The projects varied, but our approach stayed consistent: understand how the work actually gets done, then build a better system around it.
As the projects became more complex, so did what we were capable of building. We expanded into deeper integrations, automation, AI, secure infrastructure, and custom systems designed around real-world workflows rather than forcing people into a new way of working.
Today, we build thoughtful, dependable systems around the way each client already operates, improving what works and solving what gets in the way.
Costa
Co-founder
Builds the architecture.
Before Baxter Labs, I spent years in science and industrial R&D, earning a master's in organic chemistry along the way. That work taught me to approach complex problems methodically, work with data, design processes, test assumptions, and think in systems. I carried that mindset into Web3, AI, and automation. Today, I focus on the architecture behind what we build, how the pieces connect, how information moves, and how to make the whole system work reliably.
Mike
Co-founder
Checks the real world.
Before Baxter Labs, I spent nearly twenty years leading complex hospitality and entertainment operations. Running businesses at that scale meant working across people, vendors, finances, technology, facilities, and day-to-day operations. It taught me to see how all the moving parts of a business affect one another. Today, I bring that operating perspective to what we build, keeping the focus on how people actually work, what a business really needs, and whether a solution will hold up in the real world.