
How it all started
I started coding as a kid because I wanted to build video games. What began as curiosity turned into a revenue-generating online gaming site before I was old enough to drive.
In post-secondary, I co-founded a tech startup with a few friends. The startup didn’t make it, but my obsession with technology did. I dropped out, went all in on tech, and eventually found myself leading engineering teams for startups across North America.
Wizard Labs started in 2018, without a pitch deck or a grand business plan, but with momentum. Projects kept coming in through my network, and the founding crew from my startup came together again to consult and build solutions for other companies.
Before long, we were working with tech companies, global brands, and governments.
In 2019, we took on our first AI project. That marked the beginning of a shift toward the complex engineering challenges we focus on today: artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the infrastructure that makes it all work.
Technology has changed a lot since I wrote my first lines of code. The curiosity that started it all hasn’t.
And I believe we’re just at the starting line.
Maz
CEO, Wizard Labs





