Vetted Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) Professionals

“Enterprise/industrial UX designer focused on making complex, real-time automated systems feel trustworthy and predictable. Has hands-on experience observing operators in logistics/automation environments, building shared interaction models to unify fragmented products, and collaborating tightly with engineers using component-system thinking (HTML/CSS/TypeScript) to ship resilient UIs that handle partial failures.”

“QA automation engineer with strong end-to-end ownership of UI automation for financial transaction workflows, using Selenium/Playwright/Cypress and CI/CD gating. Improved suite robustness via UI-API validations, negative testing, and flake reduction (intercepts + data-testid), catching critical backend calculation issues before production and cutting regression runtime by 40%.”

“Python/Django backend engineer with open-source experience upgrading Archivematica to Django 4.2 LTS, including resolving a tricky breaking change in datetime parsing by implementing a preservation-safe legacy timestamp conversion layer. Also built a cost-efficient, reproducible Small Language Model (Microsoft Phi-3) fine-tuning pipeline that turns CSV product data into a domain-specific searchable Q&A chatbot, with emphasis on memory optimization and overfitting prevention.”

“Built and shipped production AI features in the automotive dealership domain, including an end-to-end computer-vision damage detection system for trade-ins and a tool-calling, RAG-enabled LotSync AI Agent that answers inventory/VIN questions using strict schemas and internal APIs to avoid hallucinations. Also developed a Dagster + Oracle automated reporting pipeline as a Graduate Research Assistant, supporting 15+ university departments with normalized, reliable ETL workflows.”

“Backend engineer who built and scaled a FastAPI-based backend for an AI-driven maintenance system automating vendor sourcing/bidding/communication. Emphasizes async, message-driven architecture with strong observability and state-machine-driven workflows, plus robust webhook/idempotency patterns to prevent duplicate/out-of-order events from causing bad bids or state changes.”