Vetted Software Developers in the Greater Phoenix

“Built and owned end-to-end production systems for a healthcare platform, including a predictive task recommendation feature (React + FastAPI + ML on AWS ECS) that cut backlog 20% and saved coordinators ~10 hours/week. Also productionized an AI-native RAG system (vector DB + LLM) delivering 40% faster query resolution, and led phased modernization of a monolithic FastAPI service into async microservices using feature flags and canary releases.”

“Full-stack and AI systems engineer who has built across ride-hailing, fintech, higher-ed support, and legal-tech workflows. Stands out for shipping production RAG/agent systems with careful grounding and human fallback, while also delivering hard backend architecture wins like geospatial dispatch scaling and cutting fintech payment latency from 60 seconds to 2 seconds.”

“Built a full-stack dependency impact analysis product ('Blast Radius') that mapped runtime service relationships and reportedly reduced deployment incidents by 40%. Also developed AI evaluation and security benchmarking systems, including WebSEC Arena and a lyric-generation tool fine-tuned on 300,000 song lyrics, with academic interest strong enough to spur a research paper effort.”

“Backend engineer specializing in event-driven/serverless systems and Python/FastAPI APIs. Built a scalable PDF-to-structured-data pipeline on AWS (S3, Lambda, Step Functions, Textract, DynamoDB, SNS) with strong observability (p50/p90/p99) and reliability patterns (idempotency, retries/DLQs), and has led zero-downtime migrations using feature flags, dual writes, and incremental rollouts.”

“Product-minded full-stack engineer with hospitality tech experience who owned and scaled a multi-region guest verification/check-in workflow (ID/passport scanning, OCR, and government submissions) and built internal tools that cut manual entry up to 80%. Also built a React/TypeScript + FastAPI RAG “second brain” with async ingestion workers and an event-driven e-folio email microservice hardened with idempotency and retries.”