Andrei Vince

Software Engineer

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States1 yr 8 mos experience

Most Likely To SwitchAI ML Practitioner

Key Highlights

Published research at SIGGRAPH Asia 2025.
Finalist in Stanford Design Challenge, Top 8 out of 249.
Experience in building production systems and backend development.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Backend-focused Software Engineer with experience in Fintech and AI-driven projects.

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Skills

Core Skills

AwsBackend DevelopmentAi DevelopmentResearchQuality AssuranceLeadershipCommunity Building

Other Skills

AWS LambdaDynamoDBAPI GatewayTypeScriptPythonOpenAI APIsRhinoGrasshopperAPI reliabilitySupabaseQA automationProject ManagementFlutterJiraPostman API

About

I build production systems and publish research. My research on architectural AI using cellular automata and diffusion models was accepted to SIGGRAPH Asia 2025 and published in the ACM Digital Library. I presented in Hong Kong alongside teams from Pixar, NVIDIA, and Adobe. I am also a Stanford Center on Longevity Design Challenge finalist, Top 8 out of 249 submissions from 33 countries, and the only Brazilian team selected.

Experience

1 yr 8 mos

Total Experience

7 mos

Average Tenure

11 mos

Current Experience

Superkey insurance

Software Engineer – Backend, Cloud & Full Stack

Aug 2025 – Present · 9 mos

Building a unicorn

AWS LambdaDynamoDBAPI GatewayTypeScriptPythonAWS+1

Alma

Academic & Professional Development Event Manager

Aug 2025 – Mar 2026 · 7 mos

Planned and executed career workshops focused on resume building, interview preparation, and technical skills for Latino students.
Sourced and coordinated guest speakers from major tech companies to provide industry insights.
Fostered networking opportunities on campus, enhancing students' career prospects.

Codepath

Technical Interview Prep – CodePath

Aug 2025 – Dec 2025 · 4 mos

Colorstack

Member

Jun 2025 – Present · 11 mos

Self-directed project

Serverless Market Data Pipeline — 30 k RPM @ 53 ms p95 (AWS Lambda + DynamoDB)

May 2025 – Nov 2025 · 6 mos

Designed & deployed a production-grade, serverless backend that ingests high-frequency market ticks via API Gateway HTTP ➜ Lambda (Node 20) ➜ DynamoDB
Stress-tested to 2.3 M invocations in 88 min (≈30 k req/min) with zero errors and 53 ms p95 latency
Optimized cost to $1.19 / million requests (validated in AWS Cost Explorer)
Authored 100% IaC in AWS CDK (TypeScript) for one-command bootstraps & deploys
Instrumented CloudWatch dashboards + Logs Insights, added SQS DLQ and 2× retry policy for at-least-once durability
Built a high-frequency traffic simulator in Python to reproduce load; open-sourced under MIT with contributor playbook
Stack: AWS Lambda, DynamoDB (On-Demand + Streams), API Gateway (HTTP & REST), SQS DLQ, CDK v2, Node 20, TypeScript, Python

University of north carolina at charlotte

Undergraduate Researcher – Prompt-to-Geometry Project

May 2025 – Aug 2025 · 3 mos · Charlotte, North Carolina, United States · On-site

Selected for a competitive research position at the intersection of LLMs, computational geometry, and design automation.
Working under Prof. Sabri Gokmen to build AI-powered workflows that translate natural language into 3D models using OpenAI APIs, Rhino, and Grasshopper.
Exploring generative design systems through Python scripting, LLM integration, and prompt engineering.

PythonOpenAI APIsRhinoGrasshopperAI DevelopmentResearch

Linxy

Software Engineer Intern – QA & Automation Focus

Apr 2024 – Dec 2024 · 8 mos · Charlotte, North Carolina, United States · Hybrid

Worked on backend QA automation and system validation for Linxy, a social networking app that enables real-time local connections during live events. Focused on API reliability, Supabase edge functions, and scalable automation practices.

API reliabilitySupabaseQA automationQuality AssuranceBackend Development

The coding club

The Coding Club - Founder

Jan 2024 – Apr 2024 · 3 mos · Charlotte, North Carolina, United States · On-site

As the President and Founder of The Coding Club at Central Piedmont Community College, I demonstrated strong leadership and a profound passion for computer science. I established a collaborative environment that enabled students to enhance their coding skills through continuous learning and practice.
My responsibilities encompassed organizing weekly meetings, designing engaging coding challenges, and inviting guest speakers from the tech industry to provide valuable insights. Under my leadership, the club experienced substantial membership growth, evolving into a vibrant community for aspiring coders.
This role allowed me to further develop my coding skills and foster a culture of innovation within the college community. It also enhanced my abilities in leadership, communication, and project management, all of which are crucial in today’s tech industry.

LeadershipProject ManagementCommunity Building