Senior Software Engineer → Technical Lead
Manifest OS
Led five senior engineers and an AI engineer on Caseload Intelligence, with hands-on ownership of platform architecture and AI products
- •Moved from Senior Software Engineer to Technical Lead in April 2026. Led five senior engineers and an AI engineer on Caseload Intelligence, coordinating architecture and delivery with Product and Operations.
- •Establish shared engineering conventions through code review. Encode development standards into reusable agent skills for AI-assisted development.
- •Designed and delivered a transactional domain event bus with an outbox and BullMQ relay. Added per-handler retries, crash recovery, and replay, and established it as a documented core platform primitive.
- •Drove the migration of 5+ product surfaces from PostgreSQL row-level security to relationship-based access control with OpenFGA. Retired legacy authorization infrastructure and resolved a critical post-cutover 403 regression.
- •Delivered the core of Document Drafter, an AI-assisted legal document product, in seven working days for a Google RFP. Combined deterministic case fields, bounded AI generation, and immutable audit records.
- •Extended Document Drafter through five releases across the template library, generation engine, authoring preview, and composer integration. Fixed streaming timeouts on complex templates.
- •Designed and delivered a framework for workflow configuration transfers between environments. Preserved dependencies, validated transfers, reused resources, and supported safe concurrent imports.
- •Conceived and built an evidence-driven case-management prototype. Owned the proposal, architecture, implementation, experimental validation, and client demonstrations.
- •Used AI to extract evidence and deterministic code to derive case state from explicit goals and conditions. Built beneficiary, operator, and attorney demo views of the same case, and validated the approach on frozen experimental datasets.
- •Built Case Radar, an early-warning system for case risk from attorney-client communication. Unified domain language, surfaced sentiment signals in beneficiary lists, and hardened email sync against transient failures.
- •Rebuilt the product catalog with separate services and add-ons, a dynamic builder, and country, petitioner, and USCIS dimensions. Added UK and Canada service lines and HubSpot integration in close collaboration with the CTO and Product Owner.
- •Shipped a coexistence layer so legacy and new case-management systems render on the same product surfaces behind feature flags. Enabled gradual rollout without a hard cutover.
- •Expanded test coverage across high-risk modules and began interviewing engineering candidates within two months of joining.
New York, United States (Remote)