Jesus Moreno · Product & engineering partnership
I work with founders to turn customer knowledge into working software. We decide what to build, work through the business rules, and get it into people’s hands. I stay involved from the first conversation through implementation and launch.
Over a decade, I’ve worked on products for traders, legal recruiters, industrial specialists, and founders. In each setting, the work starts with understanding the decisions people need to make.
Expero · 2016–2021
At Expero, a consultancy building software for expert users, I spent five years working across finance, supply chains, and laboratories.
I contributed to a US Treasury trading platform, including audit replay tools and an offline sales demo. On a pharmaceutical engagement, I prototyped directly with supply-chain planners and the UX lead during discovery.
Flo Recruit · 2021–2025
Flo Recruit builds recruiting software for law firms and law schools. I architected the V2 frontend for its applicant-tracking platform and established shared components and practices that other engineers could build on.
By May 2025, the company reported serving over 125 law firms, including nearly 70% of the AmLaw 100, and announced its Series A.
IMS Digital Technology Solutions · 2025–present
IMS connects digital models of industrial facilities with software for engineering, operations, maintenance, and inspection.
Working directly with domain experts, I helped ship model-linked annotation and validation tools. I also built mobile and web interfaces that bring complex spatial information into field workflows, so people can collect useful operational data.
The founder partnership / Martial World
Working directly with the founder as the sole developer, I carried product decisions into a live Chicago martial arts marketplace. I built or directed AI agents to implement discovery, subscriptions, member access, and gym operations.
Read the full case study ↗| The business decision | What I built |
|---|---|
| Gyms need control over participation. | Partner settings and access rules. |
| Members need to know what their pass buys. | Subscription tiers and visit entitlements. |
| Partner payments need a record of attendance. | Signed QR check-in, reporting, and payout accounting. |
How AI fits
I use AI agents throughout development to explore approaches, implement features, and review changes. That lets me stay close to the product while carrying more of the implementation myself.
You work directly with the person making the technical decisions and responsible for what ships. When AI belongs inside your product, we build it around a specific job your customers need done.
The starting engagement
$3,500Fixed engagement
Bring a customer problem, a manual process, or an early product. We agree on a focused scope before we begin.
We work through the customer need, business rules, and the question this first version should answer.
I build the agreed workflow, and we review it with you and the people who will use it.
You get the working software, the decisions behind it, and a recommendation for the next investment.
If we keep working together, ongoing product and engineering support starts at $6,500/month around an agreed milestone.
Who is it for, and what should they be able to do? Bring whatever you have so far.