Accountability Chart
The Accountability Chart is the EOS way of organizing the company. Unlike a traditional org chart, it is organized by function (seats) — not by people. A seat exists regardless of who sits in it. Each seat has one accountable person.
How to Read This Chart
- Seat — the function (it outlives any person)
- Accountable — the person in the seat
- Reports to — who they are accountable to
- Key responsibilities — the 3–5 things this seat owns
💡 A seat can be empty (hiring) or held by someone who also holds another seat. The goal is one person per seat as the team grows.
Current Seats
Level 1: Leadership
Visionary — Predrag Tasevski (CEO)
Reports to: Board / Founders
Key responsibilities:
- Company vision, strategy, and direction
- Revenue, pricing, and partnerships
- Product design and quality assurance
- Legal, finance, and HR
- Public representation and investor relations
- ISO 20000-1 & ISO 27001 Sponsor (see ISO Roles)
Integrator — Peter Zlatev (CTO)
Reports to: Predrag Tasevski
Key responsibilities:
- Engineering management and output
- Infrastructure, DevOps, and platform uptime
- Security monitoring and incident response
- CI/CD pipelines and release management
- Technical architecture and code quality
- Service Delivery Owner & Information Security Implementation (see ISO Roles)
Level 2: Functional Seats
Stakeholder & EU Projects — Alexander Eklöf
Reports to: Predrag Tasevski
Key responsibilities:
- EU project deliverable tracking and submission
- Community management (Discord, Matrix)
- Support triage and first-line resolution
- Partner communications and onboarding coordination
- Support Manager & Access Control Manager (see ISO Roles)
Marketing & SEO — Ksenija Jovisevic
Reports to: Predrag Tasevski
Key responsibilities:
- Website analytics (Matomo) and SEO strategy
- Newsletter content and campaign management (Mautic, deprecated soon)
- Social media and content publishing
- Brand consistency and community engagement
- Communications & Security Awareness Lead (see ISO Roles)
Level 3: Individual Contributors
Developer, Unicis Apps — Yaroslav Bondarets
Reports to: Peter Zlatev
Key responsibilities:
- Atlassian Forge app development
- Bug fixes and feature implementation
- Code reviews and testing
Developer, Unicis Platform — Vitaliy Nezdvetsky
Reports to: Peter Zlatev
Key responsibilities:
- Unicis Platform development (Next.js)
- Feature implementation and maintenance
- Code reviews and testing
Developer — Yaroslav Pisarev
Reports to: Peter Zlatev
Key responsibilities:
- Development tasks as assigned
- Code reviews and testing
Seat Matrix
| Seat | Accountable | Reports to |
|---|---|---|
| Visionary (CEO) | Predrag Tasevski | Board |
| Integrator (CTO) | Peter Zlatev | Predrag Tasevski |
| Stakeholder & EU Projects | Alexander Eklöf | Predrag Tasevski |
| Marketing & SEO | Ksenija Jovisevic | Predrag Tasevski |
| Developer — Unicis Apps | Yaroslav Bondarets | Peter Zlatev |
| Developer — Unicis Platform & Fleet | Yaroslav Bondarets, Vitaliy Nezdvetsky | Peter Zlatev |
| DevOps | Yaroslav Pisarev | Peter Zlatev |
Open Seats (Not Yet Filled)
As the team grows, these seats will be filled:
| Seat | Priority | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sales / GTM | High | Needed to scale customer acquisition |
| Customer Success | Medium | Currently covered by Predrag + Alexander |
| People Ops / HR | Medium | Currently covered by Predrag |
| QA Engineer | Low | Currently covered by development team |
ISO 20000-1 & ISO 27001 Roles
Each seat also carries ISO standards responsibilities. See ISO Roles Details for full mapping of:
- SMS (Service Management System) roles
- ISMS (Information Security Management System) roles
- Performance metrics tracked per role
- Quarterly reviews in Level 10 Meetings
How Seats Are Updated
The Accountability Chart is reviewed every Quarterly Session. Changes are proposed by the CEO and agreed by the leadership team.
When a seat changes:
1. Update this page 2. Update the Org chart on [[pub:company|Unicis.Tech]] 3. Announce in #town-square 4. Update access permissions in OpenProject, Nextcloud, and GitHub
← Back to EOS Overview | ← Leadership | → V/TO | → ISO Roles
Last reviewed: October 2026 — next review: Q4 2026