Nicholas Mordecai
Lead Software Engineer at letsthink
Greater Cardiff Area United Kingdom
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Top SchoolNicholas Mordecai is a Lead Software Engineer with a decade of experience building AI platforms, semantic search, and full‑stack TypeScript systems that solve real product problems at scale. He currently leads a full‑stack rearchitecture at Let's Think, migrating a behavioural science AI platform from Python to TypeScript while designing multi‑tenant, serverless AWS deployments and bespoke evaluation tooling for speech and conversational models. Nicholas has driven integrations and platform modernisation across regulated domains—from legal SaaS at Juro to KYC and clinical data pipelines—demonstrating a knack for marrying compliance, performance and developer experience. He favors clean architecture, pragmatic product shipping, and ML-driven RAG pipelines, and quietly combines hands‑on engineering with platform strategy. Outside of work he restores and cruises on his boat, bringing the same attention to detail to engine upgrades as he does to production systems.
10 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
BSC (Hons) Computer Systems Information Systems, BSC (Hons) Computer Systems Information Systems at University of South Wales
Stackoverflow
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Github Skills (97)
threejs10
canvas2d10
rendering-engine10
javascript10
rendering10
browser10
glsl10
data-visualization10
webgl10
fastest10
scene-graph10
canvas10
pixijs10
renderer10
bcrypt10
Programming languages (6)
Github contributions (5)
megmut/lightning-js
Apr 2017 - Jan 2018
Contributions:86 commits, 22 PRs, 51 pushes in 8 months
nicholasmordecai/lumis
Sep 2022 - Nov 2022
Typescript Factory and Faker Utility
Contributions:1 release, 65 PRs, 99 pushes in 2 months
factorytestingjavascriptts-nodefaker
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