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Matt Mischewski

Internal Tools Engineer — Full-Stack TypeScript | Next | Nx Monorepo | Business Automation


Summary

Software engineer specialized in designing and building full-stack web services and internal tools that automate operational complexity. 7+ years across telecom, healthcare, and crypto — each taught the same pattern: unify siloed data, build reusable pipelines, surface decisions that matter to humans.

Currently building internal tools and web services for a crypto + AI platform using TypeScript, NestJS, and Nx monorepo with hex architecture. Focus on systems that scale with operational cadence: data workflows, admin dashboards, transaction monitoring, and automation that lets teams do more with clarity. The same architecture thinking is documented at mycelium and Three Spaces — how internal tools become the coordination layer where intent meets execution.


Technical Stack

CategoryTechnologies
Web & ServicesTypeScript, Node.js, NestJS, Next.js, React, REST APIs, WebSockets
Databases & ORMsPostgreSQL, Prisma, Drizzle, Supabase, SQL Server
ArchitectureHex/Clean architecture, Nx monorepo, microservices, full-stack ownership
Infrastructure & DevOpsDocker, CI/CD (GitHub Actions, Vercel), environment management, deployment pipelines
CollaborationGit & PR workflows, Jira/Linear, code reviews, working with non-technical stakeholders

Experience

Business Engineer — Dreamineering (2023–Present)

Full-stack internal tools and web services for crypto + AI platform

  • Designed full-stack TypeScript services using Nx monorepo with hex architecture; enables clean separation of concerns and testable, scalable code for mission-critical tools
  • Built admin dashboard and user management tools used daily by ops and engineering teams; integrated transaction monitoring, reporting, and operational workflows
  • Owned deployment pipeline end-to-end: CI/CD configuration (GitHub Actions), environment setup, Vercel integration, monitoring and alerting — responsible for shipping features safely to production
  • Integrated AI tooling for developer productivity and content workflows; demonstrated ability to adopt emerging technologies and translate them into internal productivity gains
  • Worked across teams (product, ops, design) to translate complex requirements into testable, maintainable code

Stack: TypeScript, Next.js, DrizzleORM, Supabase, Docker, Nx, GitHub Actions, Vercel


Web3 Game Blockchain Strategist — Dynasty Studios (2022)

Blockchain engineering and game economy design for Web3 gaming platform

  • Designed tokenomics and smart contract architecture balancing game balance with economic viability
  • Built internal tools for game economy simulation and balance testing; enabled non-technical game designers to iterate on mechanics
  • Translated game design requirements into technical specifications and implementation plans

Business Analyst & Developer — Gensolve (2014–2021)

Product development for healthcare practice management SaaS (~200 active clinics)

  • Engineered ETL automation migrating 50+ different source data formats into unified data model; enabled clinic onboarding in days instead of weeks
  • Designed validation layer catching data quality issues before production import; prevented costly errors and rework
  • Built staging environment enabling non-technical staff to review and approve transformed data before import; critical for building trust in complex data migrations
  • Created extensible adapter framework making new source systems additions to the platform, not new projects
  • Owned data import experience end-to-end: ETL pipeline, validation, staging UI, production import, post-import reconciliation

Stack: C#/.NET, Vue.js, SQL Server, ETL pipelines, Jira workflows


Product Manager & SME — Subex / WorldCom (2000–2006)

Telecom decision support, routing optimization, revenue assurance

  • Built unified routing optimization tool aggregating data from 4+ siloed systems (switches, billing, pricing, mediation); enabled intelligent carrier selection balancing cost, capacity, and quality
  • Reduced RFP response time from days to hours through automated data aggregation and decision support; strategic advantage in high-speed telecom market
  • Designed reference data system eliminating arbitrage losses from outdated dial codes and routing rules
  • Collaborated across network ops, trading, finance, and legal to translate business requirements into technical solutions

Project Engineer — Ashton Project Services (1996–1998)

Factory design, build, and commissioning

  • Process control, feedback loops, capacity planning, systems engineering discipline that directly transfers to software architecture thinking

Education

Mechanical Engineering — Waikato Institute of Technology, NZ (1992–1994)


The Pattern

What connects telecom routing, healthcare ETL, and crypto workflows?

INTENT → ROUTE → INFRASTRUCTURE → SETTLE → FEEDBACK
DomainProblemSolutionOutcome
TelecomVoice/data routed through fragmented carrier networksUnified routing optimization; automated data aggregationRFP response: days → hours
HealthcarePatient data locked in 50+ incompatible formatsExtensible ETL pipeline; staged validationClinic onboarding: weeks → days
Crypto/AIOperational complexity scattered across internal toolsAdmin dashboard; unified models; hex architectureTeams see and act on what matters

Same architecture discipline. Different domains. Internal systems that make operational complexity visible and automatable.

This is the third space pattern: where inner (intent, mission) meets outer (infrastructure, execution) through internal tools that make coordination visible. See Space Industry and Telecom Industry for how this applies across domains.

The meta of the matter →


Contact

Emailmatt@dreamineering.com
Phone+64 29043 28139
LocationWhangaparaoa, NZ
LinkedInmatt-mischewski
GitHubdreamineering

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