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Andrew Judd
Full stack developer. TypeScript, Next.js, PostgreSQL.
Farmington, NM · Mountain Time · Remote ·
andrewmjudd1@gmail.com
Summary
I build and maintain the operations platform for a title and escrow company. Quotes, invoices,
customers, properties, scheduling, dispatch, payments, role based permissions. Almost none of my
work is greenfield. I add to a system that people are using that day, which means I go one module
at a time and check that each step worked before starting the next one.
I use AI tooling all day, and I built the pipeline my team ships through. It is a TypeScript
service, about 56,000 lines, that takes a backlog item, hands an agent the context it needs, and
will not let the task close without pasted proof that the thing actually ran. 1,718 items have
gone through it since April 2026. I built it because I do not trust unreviewed AI output.
Core stack
- Languages
- TypeScript, JavaScript, SQL (PostgreSQL, Oracle), PL/SQL
- Frontend
- Next.js (App and Pages Router), React, Tailwind, Nx monorepos
- Backend
- Node.js, NestJS, Apollo GraphQL Federation, Express, REST
- Data
- PostgreSQL (schema design, versioned migrations, query tuning), Oracle
- AI tooling
- Claude Code, Anthropic API, custom agent orchestration
- Infra
- GitHub Actions, Vercel, Azure Container Apps, Docker, nginx, systemd, S3
- Testing
- Playwright, Jest/Vitest, smoke tests against live environments
Shipped and running in production
Anthropic APIStripeTwilio
Microsoft GraphGoogle MapsOpenAI
US BankUKG payrollUPS
SimplifileFinCENSendGrid
Experience
Senior Software Developer, Driggs Title Agency / Axiom Technologies
March 2022 to present. Remote.
Sole or lead developer across a 19 repository platform for a title and escrow operation.
Next.js and TypeScript frontend, Nx monorepo
- 19 production Next.js apps, about 330,000 lines of TS and TSX across 2,087 files.
- Shared libraries for the design system, auth, the GraphQL client, and an address
autocomplete library on Google Places that replaced six different per app versions of
the same thing.
- Converted a legacy server rendered app into a separate frontend and backend.
GraphQL backend, NestJS and Apollo Federation
- 10 federated subgraphs behind a gateway, 13 services total, about 350,000 lines of
TypeScript, 408 test suites.
- Domain services for money, documents, transactions, people and orgs, property, leads,
and communications, plus shared libraries for Stripe, US Bank, Anthropic, OpenAI, and
blob storage.
- Wrote and maintain the permissions layer: a
@RequirePermissions decorator
and a fail closed guard, role to permission mapping, a superuser wildcard, and a public
escape hatch that only works on queries.
Platform and operations
- Moved the platform off VMs onto Azure Container Apps. 25 apps, no downtime, with the
CI/CD, health checks, and memory alerting rebuilt to match.
- Cloud migrations from OCI to AWS to Azure. Ran a database character set conversion.
- Built a caching layer synced with the database that was faster than our Redis path.
- Built the SMS and email marketing software and got it to thousands of sends a second,
and did the Twilio work to get A2P compliance so we could legally send it.
The delivery pipeline
1,718 work items delivered across 17 projects, 229 plans, and 1,131
dependency edges between April and August 2026.
- Built an internal orchestrator, 101 TypeScript modules, about 56,000 lines, 32 API route
modules, that turns a backlog into scoped tasks in dependency order and runs agents
against them.
- Each task ships with context pulled from a 158 document knowledge base, so the agent
starts already knowing the traps instead of finding them again.
- Nothing closes without pasted evidence. A query result, a test run, a response from the
endpoint. Work that cannot be proven stays open on purpose.
Side project
LumenVista, a private personal timeline. Node.js and PostgreSQL.
Built it, run it. PostgreSQL schema with eleven versioned SQL migrations, a relationship model
that controls who can see what, image and video upload with transcoding to S3, hosted auth, and
GitHub Actions deploying to nginx and systemd. This is where most of my hands on PostgreSQL
schema and migration work is.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Biology. Southern Utah University, Cedar City, Utah.
2017 to 2021.
How I work
- One module at a time, verified before moving on. I do not do big sweeping refactors on a
system people are using today.
- I will tell you what I think is wrong and why before I change it. If I disagree with an
approach I will say so once, clearly, and then build what you decided.
- I follow the patterns already in the codebase, including the ones I would not have picked
on a blank page.
- No dead code and no shortcuts. I have inherited plenty of both.