# Chris Vouga

> I build reliable software with AI coding agents, and the automated checks that keep it correct.

Senior engineer in health and education software. Previously technical lead on a university transfer-credit platform.

- Role: Senior Software Engineer
- Availability: Open to conversations about staff roles
- Location: Phoenix, AZ · open to remote · US citizen · no sponsorship needed · UTC−7 (Arizona, no daylight saving)
- Contact: crvouga@gmail.com

## Experience

### Senior Software Engineer · Geviti · Jan 2026 – Present

- Shipped member-facing features on web and mobile for the Geviti member app: lab results, personalized protocols, prescriptions, and care-team coordination.
- Built the path from a member's lab results to their personalized protocol: metrics they track over time, tied to the therapies their care team prescribes.

### Senior Software Engineer · One Origin · 2022 – 2025

- Technical lead on Triangulator, which automates university transfer-credit evaluation: staff approve, adjust, or reject ranked suggestions instead of reviewing each course by hand.
- Designed and built the learning-management-system integration for Orchard, ASU's assignment platform: single sign-on and grade sync, including recovery when a grade fails to post.
- Reworked the backend of ASU Earned Admissions, where learners earn credit toward admission, and built its enrollment data sync and program opt-in flow.
- Rebuilt payment processing for Study Hall, the learning platform ASU runs with Crash Course, cutting failed payments and making the flow safe to change.
- Built the interactive schedule and news features of Sun Devils, ASU's athletics site.
- Recognition: Four quarterly recognition awards: 2024 Q1, 2024 Q2, 2024 Q3–Q4 (one award for both quarters), and 2025 Q1

### Software Engineer · Freelancing · 2020 – 2022

- Delivered custom websites and web applications for small businesses, from scoping through launch and handoff.
- Owned the client relationship alongside the code: requirements, timelines, and post-launch support.

## Flagship projects

- **Mockingbird** ([case study](https://www.chrisvouga.dev/projects/mockingbird/), [code](https://github.com/crvouga/mockingbird)): 124 stateful vendor-API emulators, published to npm and checked against the vendors’ OpenAPI contracts by property-based parity tests.
- **gamezilla.app** ([case study](https://www.chrisvouga.dev/projects/gamezilla/)): Local-first multiplayer game app defined by 2,702 executable spec scenarios and 129 formal state models that every pull request must pass.
- **Workspace platform** ([case study](https://www.chrisvouga.dev/projects/workspace-platform/), [code](https://github.com/crvouga/workspace)): Runs 22 services on OpenTofu-only infrastructure; 12 CI jobs gate every merge, and 21 of 102 pull requests failed CI before merging green.

## Verification evidence

- 21 pull requests failed CI, were fixed, then merged (21% of 102 merged; none merged until every required check passed)
- 12 CI jobs gate every merge (behind 2 required checks: Check, Fleet)
- 5,438 tests in three public repositories (workspace, Mockingbird and headless-combobox)
- 38 pull requests co-written with AI coding agents (of the 102, through the same gates)
- How agents are constrained: https://github.com/crvouga/workspace/blob/main/AGENTS.md

## Machine-readable

- [Résumé PDF](https://www.chrisvouga.dev/chris-vouga-resume.pdf)
- [JSON Resume](https://www.chrisvouga.dev/resume.json)
- [All projects](https://www.chrisvouga.dev/projects/)
- [GitHub](https://github.com/crvouga) · [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-vouga)

## Optional

- [Infrastructure integration guide](https://www.chrisvouga.dev/llms-infra.txt): for AI coding agents working in Chris's own repositories, not candidate information.