Vetted Engineering Professionals in Washington

Ruojie Hao

Screened

Mid-level Full-Stack Engineer specializing in AI, real-time web apps, and 3D/GIS systems

Seattle, WA6y exp

“Frontend-focused engineer who built and fully owns an interactive portfolio site showcasing real-time and 3D browser experiences, including WebGPU and WebSocket integrations. Stands out for combining polished UI design with deep browser-performance work such as progressive loading, GPU buffer batching, and React render optimization.”

Iskhak Ishmakhametov

Screened

Mid-level Full-Stack Software Engineer specializing in FinTech and real-time systems

Bellevue, WA7y exp

“Full-stack product engineer with a strong real-time systems focus: built and rolled out a WebSocket-based notifications system (with robust reconnect/resync and event ordering protections) that cut update latency to under 200ms. Also owned a workflow automation platform backend in FastAPI (JWT/RBAC, versioned APIs, standardized errors), designed the PostgreSQL schema for workflows/tasks/executions, and operated deployments on AWS ECS Fargate with blue-green CI/CD and performance stabilization via caching and autoscaling.”

Gabe Hoing

Screened

Intern-level software engineer specializing in full-stack and data systems

Spokane, WA2y exp

“Built an AI agent management system in a senior design project to support cybersecurity analysts with gathering and triaging emerging threat intelligence from sources like CISA. Stands out for a thoughtful, production-minded approach to AI development, using specialized agents, strict output schemas, and deterministic controls to manage failure cases.”

“Solo builder of two technically ambitious products: Ghosted, a full-stack job search platform for international candidates navigating H-1B sponsorship data, and ContextForge, a Claude Code marketplace plugin that gives coding agents persistent memory and targeted codebase retrieval. Particularly strong in AI agent infrastructure, retrieval reliability, and end-to-end product ownership, with a fast release cadence and a habit of turning real failure modes into shipped improvements.”