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Vladimir Fedorov

Services

AI and LLM product development

Hands-on AI product engineering with TypeScript, React, Node.js and structured model integrations, grounded in documented production projects.

From an AI feature to a product people can use

I help product teams build the application around an AI capability: the model integration, data flow, user interface, backend and the checks that make failures visible. My core stack is TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js and PostgreSQL, with OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini integrations where the product needs them.

AI product work is not limited to calling a model. It includes deciding what input is allowed, how output is structured, how errors are handled, what users can verify and which observations constitute a useful result.

Relevant production work

Multi-LLM measurement

At ShelfSignal I designed the architecture and core pipeline for brand visibility and shopping-choice simulations, with structured extraction and evidence-linked recommendations.

Read the ShelfSignal case

Computer vision in the browser

Cultural Quest combines object and painting recognition, pose matching and voice tasks in a phone-browser experience. Vision processing runs on the device.

Read the browser-vision case

Data-intensive web systems

Work at Bright Data and Route 4 Me connects backend performance, caching, API design and user-facing product workflows.

Read the high-load case

A practical engagement

  1. Describe the user task, existing stack and the decision the AI feature needs to support.
  2. Define an evaluation set and failure cases before selecting a production approach.
  3. Build a narrow end-to-end workflow with explicit interfaces and observable errors.
  4. Review evidence and decide whether to extend the scope, change the approach or stop.

The exact delivery plan depends on your product and access constraints. I do not quote a universal timeline or promise that adding AI will improve conversion.

What to send with an enquiry

Include the product context, the workflow you want to improve, your stack, whether a dataset or prototype exists and the outcome you need. If you need a technical review rather than implementation, say so: the scope can begin with architecture and evaluation.