AI builds, end-to-end
Strategy, model selection, data design, and the actual code that ships. I work the whole stack so the proof-of-concept doesn't die in a Jira backlog.
DYLAN MOORE
Based in southern Oregon. Originally from California. Perpetually trying to get better at guitar.
I run a small company that builds AI tools for credit unions. The job is half engineering — picking models, designing data, writing the actual product — and half listening for the part of someone's week they hate most, then quietly making that part disappear.
Most of the AI work I'm proud of is the unsexy variety. I'm less interested in agents that simulate humans and more interested in tools that remove the meetings nobody wanted to be in.
Strategy, model selection, data design, and the actual code that ships. I work the whole stack so the proof-of-concept doesn't die in a Jira backlog.
Teams without a full engineering org still have repetitive work that's quietly eating them. I find that work and write the tool that makes it not.
One-on-one and small-group workshops. Help cutting through the AI hype, picking what's worth building yourself, and getting a team to actually use the thing you bought.
Sits on top of NCUA 5300 quarterly call report data. Lets credit unions find the right partners, and lets fintechs find the right credit unions. Five user roles, each with their own slice of the same dataset — watchlists, intent-signal scoring, M&A tracking, and AI-assisted strategic planning. The whole thing runs on a unified AI wrapper with usage metering underneath, which keeps the bill honest.
Where most of our company actually runs. A FastAPI service that handles proposals (with a PDF library and a prospect-facing UX), client onboarding flows, deal tracking, and AI coaching layered over call activity. It's the system of record for the pipeline — everything else pushes events into it.
A bot service joins calls, transcribes them, and produces structured summaries that route automatically into the right downstream system. A Next.js + Prisma app handles the routing logic, AI summary refinement, and human-in-the-loop confirmation, with undo support and reprocess progress baked in. Closest thing I've built to a real-time agent.
Calendly-style, but built directly on Microsoft 365 so it slots into how most of our customers already work. Multi-tenant Azure AD sign-in, host availability driven by O365 calendars, and a public booking page that drops a Teams meeting on the host's calendar. pnpm monorepo on Azure Container Apps. Recent versions added lunch breaks, half-day blackouts, an approval workflow, and manual bookings.
Mostly by ear. Progress is uneven but compounding.
Side projects in the space where storytelling and systems design overlap.
Slow returns, deep satisfaction.
Kayaks, maps, and the kind of curiosity that costs gas money.
The cheapest way to feel like you're flying.
Philosophy, esoteric texts, and the occasional manual.
The throughline, for better and for worse.