There was no office, no capital. Just a way of seeing.

Jaures Beinjamin comes from Cameroon. People who crossed paths with him remember a quiet boy who spoke little and listened a lot.

That silence wasn't shyness. It was a way of understanding. He watched how things worked, how people worked, and above all what was holding them back.

In 2019, he started his career at the very bottom of the ladder, as a young apprentice developer. No shortcuts, no network: days spent learning, evenings spent going back over what he hadn't yet understood.

That's when he discovered something that would stay with him: good software isn't just about keeping machines running. It's about giving people their time back.

With a friend, he co-founded a Microsoft community. The idea was simple: nobody should have to learn alone. Workshops, mutual support, knowledge sharing — the community grew with the people who brought it to life.

That commitment led him to become a Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador, then to be recognized as a Microsoft MVP, an award Microsoft gives to experts who share their knowledge with the community.

To him, the title was never an end in itself. It was proof that by sharing, you go further than you would alone.

Alongside this, he worked with several companies, both on site and remotely. And everywhere, his observer's eye ran into the same pattern: a pyramid-shaped, purely bureaucratic system.

Decisions climbing up one floor at a time and coming back down too late. Ideas dying in a queue of approvals. Skilled people, closest to the action, who never had a say. And clients left waiting without knowing why.

He didn't complain. True to himself, he watched, took notes, and understood. And he promised himself that one day he would build something different.

That promise is called Dealmood & Solutions. A digital studio where every project is driven by the people who build it, where decisions are made quickly and at the right level, and where human relationships come before paperwork.

Today, the young apprentice who used to watch in silence runs a studio that builds end-to-end digital products, with the same discretion and the same high standards.

The studio is now registered in Switzerland, Ireland, England and Cameroon. Its team works fully remotely, in English, French, German and Italian, with clients on several continents.

To prove its method, Dealmood designs, funds and evolves its own software: Valais Connect, the student-life platform for Valais with its AI assistant Gaspard; Web Audit Pro, a complete website audit in one click; and Valia, shared family finance management.

What it applies to its own products, it applies to its clients’ products: the same quality standards, the same transparency, and people who decide close to the work.