Software architecture
Service boundaries, data contracts, and delivery models for systems that must scale and stay operable. Java / Spring, Python, Angular, microservices, and event-driven designs — including Kafka-backed pipelines.
Software architecture studio · Wyoming, USA
Cognitive Quantum is a product and engineering company founded after 17 years of shipping AI, healthcare, legal, commerce, and large-scale enterprise platforms. We design the architecture, write the software, and stay for the parts that usually get handed off.
Who we are
Most of our careers were spent inside demanding production environments — national-scale operations, clinical software, marketplaces, and research labs. Cognitive Quantum is the company we formed to do that work on our own terms: architecture first, delivery with the people who designed it, and products we actually operate.
We are a Wyoming LLC. Delivery is remote, senior, and hands-on. CogniQ is our public product. Everything else is commissioned work, research we can discuss, or systems we helped shape without claiming them as ours.
Services
The practice is built around architecture, full-stack product engineering, applied machine learning, commerce on Amazon and Shopify, front-end design, and the cloud / data / quality functions that keep a system honest after launch.
Service boundaries, data contracts, and delivery models for systems that must scale and stay operable. Java / Spring, Python, Angular, microservices, and event-driven designs — including Kafka-backed pipelines.
We take a product from domain model to a UI people can actually use. Interactive clinical canvases, client portals, marketplace backends, and the APIs that sit between them.
Visual and interaction design for production software — layout, hierarchy, and the interface itself — then implemented in Angular, React, and related stacks. Not a mock that dies in Figma; the screen that ships.
Marketplace and storefront work: Amazon catalog feeds, stock and price sync, multi-channel publishing, and Shopify storefronts, themes, and commerce flows that connect to the rest of the operation.
Classification, regression, and operational ML with Scikit-learn and PyTorch. Research in health-risk scoring and policy prediction is now productized in CogniQ for tabular AutoML.
AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, WSO2, CI/CD, and observability. Architecture is useless if it cannot be deployed, watched, and rolled forward. This is a first-class practice, not an afterthought.
Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server — schema design, performance, and the unglamorous work of keeping operational data trustworthy under load.
Release discipline, test strategy, and QA leadership. Quality is a named function here, led by someone who ran it for national-scale systems — not a checkbox at the end of a sprint.
Achievements
Not a trophy wall. These are results from products we built, research we led, and systems we helped take to production.
Healthcare product
VascuNote replaced a dictation-and-transcription cycle with an interactive vessel canvas. Surgeons leave with the operative report, CPT-coded charge sheet, and CMS payment estimate in the same pass.
Research → product
Three predictive platforms at SZABIST’s analytics lab — health-risk scoring, infant-mortality prediction, and a domain-agnostic numeric engine. That last system is now a commercial AutoML product.
Commerce
Vendor feeds over CSV, FTP, and APIs, published out to Amazon and eBay with stock and price kept in sync. Shopify storefronts and themes sit on the same commerce practice.
End-to-end delivery
VascuNote, RocketCase, CandidTrack, taxi operations, and CogniQ were designed, written, and put into production by this team — including the front-end the user actually touches.
Scale
Architecture, APIs, and delivery on revenue platforms that run every business day. We do not list those employer systems as our products; the operating scale is still the standard we build to.
Practice
Architecture, AI and cloud, quality leadership, and databases — each owned by someone who has run that function for a career, not a contractor we found last week.
Selected work
Years of full-time employment produced systems we are not at liberty to list as Cognitive Quantum case studies. Those years still inform how we work. What follows is work we built as independent engagements, lab research we led, contributions we can describe without claiming the product, and the product we operate ourselves.
Our product
A hosted AutoML engine: upload or connect tabular data, map features, run an algorithm tournament, deploy a model, and call predictions from your own systems. Born from lab work on numeric prediction; now a commercial SaaS product.
Healthcare · delivered end to end
Clinical documentation platform for vascular and endovascular physicians. Surgeons document angioplasty, stenting, atherectomy, and related procedures on an interactive vessel canvas. The system writes the operative report, CPT-coded charge sheet, coding explanation, and CMS-based payment estimate — compressing documentation that used to take a dictation cycle into about ten minutes.
Legal · delivered end to end
Client communication portal for legal practices: case updates, document requests, and hearing reminders, synchronized with Clio. Built as a complete Spring Boot product and deployed to production — intake through document workflow, not a slide-ware integration.
Research lab · led & built
At SZABIST’s Predictive Analytics Lab we designed and built three platforms: disease-risk classification for early intervention, an infant-mortality predictor from healthcare and socio-economic data, and a domain-agnostic numeric predictor. The last of these is the direct ancestor of CogniQ.
Staffing · delivered end to end
A recruiting marketplace: employers post roles, agencies submit candidates, vendors interview and return structured feedback. Built as a complete web product for a US client — hiring workflow, not a brochure site.
Mobility · freelance, delivered
Two production systems for taxi operators: school-run account management with invoicing, and a public booking flow that calculates distance-based fares and takes payment before the ride. Practical software for a business that runs every morning, not a concept app.
On the following, we were senior contributors — not the sole authors, and not the product owners. We list them because the work is real, and because claiming the whole product would not be.
Team
Four principals. Combined, nearly eight decades in architecture, AI/cloud delivery, quality, and data. We hire specialists when a project needs them; we do not hide behind a logo.
Product
Cognitive Quantum is the company. CogniQ is the AutoML product — accounts, pricing, and support are on the product surface. This page is the studio. That one is the engine.
Contact
Architecture reviews, a product build, CogniQ for your team, or a conversation about whether we are the right fit. We answer within 24–48 business hours.