Andrew Jiang is a software engineer with 10 years of experience building product-focused systems at the intersection of government, education, and biomedical interests. He studied computer science at USC and has moved between startup and enterprise environments—from founding engineer work at Fern (YC W23) where he built Fern Docs to forward-deployed engineering at Palantir delivering experimental government products and on-prem LLM deployments. Currently at Nominal, he continues to ship production systems that balance design thinking with technical rigor. His background includes hands-on predictive maintenance work for a major US airline and two patents from his early Palantir internship. Comfortable across the stack, Andrew brings a bias for product outcomes and a curiosity about how technology can address social and policy challenges. He’s based in New York and blends startup velocity with experience deploying complex, secure systems in high-stakes settings.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Computer Science, Bachelor's degree Computer Science at University of Southern California
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