Alex Zall — Agents manager

HUMANS DECIDE. AGENTS DELIVER.

Expertise

  • 01

    Agentic systems

    Agents in production, not in demos.
  • 02

    Agent swarms

    Orchestrating teams of agents for development and business tasks.
  • 03

    AI transformation

    Teaching teams how to use AI in day-to-day tasks.
  • 04

    Business automation

    If you do it twice, it has to be automated.
  • 05

    Content pipelines

    AI content that looks professional and slick.
  • 06

    Evals / Agentic monitoring

    If you can't measure it, you can't improve it.
  • 07

    Highload

    Good old software development in the cloud.

Companies I worked for

How I work

Development Pipeline

I make the decisions, the agents deliver, I review.

  1. 01It starts with a conversation: AI and I take the problem apart.
  2. 02The tickets are assigned to an agent.
  3. 03An orchestrator agent picks them up and hands them out to developer agents.
  4. 04Developers come back to the orchestrator for decisions. When a decision is mine, it texts me.
  5. 05Every agent reads and updates the project-wide documentation.
  6. 06A different LLM reviews the code.
  7. 07The developer waits for green CI and fixes errors and conflicts.
  8. 08The PR goes to staging for human review.

Agentic Evals

Evals are tests for agents. If you don't measure it, you can't improve it.

  1. 01Agents need tests. Evals are tests for agents.
  2. 02Real conversations from LangSmith become a dataset.
  3. 03Every case is scored: correct, grounded, right tool.
  4. 04Same cases, different models and prompts.
  5. 05And different sets of tools.
  6. 06A prompt change breaks something? Evals catch it first.
  7. 07In production, LangSmith keeps scoring real traffic.
  8. 08The cheapest model that passes wins.
  9. 09If you don't measure it, you can't improve it.

Business Automation

A swarm of agents runs the routine. I only look at the summaries.

  1. 01In my setup, a swarm of agents does real, everyday work.
  2. 02Support agents answer users in the chat.
  3. 03An agent sums up what users ask for most.
  4. 04An agent knows what was shipped and updates the knowledge base.
  5. 05Another reads the meeting notes into the knowledge base.
  6. 06Scheduled jobs watch the competitors and the logs.
  7. 07All of them run through one orchestrator.
  8. 08I only look at the summaries and the charts.
  9. 09Many agents. One orchestrator.

Career

Right now I work freelance on two products. On both I own the whole technical side: architecture, agents, infrastructure and delivery.

Now

now · freelance

RedDeck

Tech lead · freelance +

A node-based cockpit for AI video production. Commercials, series and film go from brief to final cut on one board: generation, review and montage side by side.

  • →Node canvas where the brief and references feed every generation automatically
  • →One catalogue of image and video models from fal, Runway, Higgsfield and ByteDance; studios bring their own keys, no markup
  • →Long generation jobs run in Cloudflare Workflows; results land in R2 and reach the board live
  • →Built with a team of coding agents: every ticket goes through a plan, review and tests in CI

Next.js · TypeScript · Supabase · Cloudflare Workflows · R2 · Railway

reddeck.ai
now · freelance

Call Helper

Tech lead · freelance +

An AI assistant that makes phone calls for you. You write the task in your language; it calls doctors, landlords and local businesses across Europe in theirs, and reports back with a comparison.

  • →Two LangGraph agents: a wizard that turns a chat into a call plan, and an event-driven orchestrator that runs the calls, retries and follow-ups
  • →Real phone calls through ElevenLabs voice agents over SIP, in 21 languages
  • →Scheduling and retries on Cloud Tasks, live task state in Firestore, billing by the second
  • →Prompts and models are checked with Evalite evals; every run is traced in LangSmith
  • →Landing page optimised for SEO and GEO, so both Google and AI assistants find and cite it; mentions in AI search are tracked with Peec AI

Next.js · LangGraph · LangSmith · ElevenLabs · Firebase · Cloud Tasks · Evalite · Peec AI

call-helper.eu

Before Opus 5.5

Sep 2025 — Mar 2026 Aug 2024 — Dec 2024

Mult.dev

Lead Engineer +
  • →Engineered an autoscaling GPU cluster on GCP for high-performance video rendering, reducing processing costs by ~40%.
  • →Architected and deployed an AI-powered user feedback management system using LangGraph, automating categorization and sentiment analysis.
  • →Implemented AI-driven SEO/GEO optimization strategies, increasing organic visibility.
  • →Led a non-technical team of customer success and marketing specialists.

GCP, GPUs, autoscaling, video rendering pipeline, LangGraph, TypeScript, DevOps

Jan 2025 — Aug 2025

Peec.ai

Principal AI Engineer +
  • →Developed core AI infrastructure including a high-performance system to intercept and analyze ChatGPT response streams in real-time.
  • →Built an automated AI response categorization engine for deep analytics into LLM behavior.
  • →Designed and managed a distributed network of parser bots using Playwright to extract data from non-API LLM interfaces.
  • →Integrated AI analytics with Looker Studio for stakeholder dashboards.

TypeScript, Playwright, distributed workers, Looker Studio

Dec 2023 — Jun 2024

Beeboard

Head of Engineering +

Beeboard is saas project and process management solution

  • →Adjusted team agile processes
  • →Developed a technical vision and roadmap
  • →Established coding standards and guidelines
  • →Set up a CI/CD pipeline and deployment processes
  • →Promoted learning culture within the team
  • →Introduced monitoring and alerting systems
  • →Improved database performance

Stack: Azure Cloud, Typescript, Terraform and Hashicorp Stack, Vue3

Before AI

Sep 2021 — Sep 2023

Quickcommerce LTD / Orcrist GmbH

Software Developer Manager +

Quickcommerce is a company behind Zapp. Part of the team including me later separated to Orcrist GmbH but continues to work with Zapp as well as other projects.

  • →Developed an internal tool for warehouse and city managers called Zappboard. It aggregated data from every other system and presented it in an actionable way
  • →Contributed to the last mile delivery app Zephyr. It showed the state of the order and rider's fleet on the map. And it was also deeply integrated with the Zappboard
  • →Built tools for scanning and picking orders in the warehouse
  • →Trained an ML model to predict the delivery time based on over 40 parameters and integrate it into the ordering process
  • →Integrating with other storefronts like Uber Eats and Deliveroo
  • →Contributed to the development of company-wide monitoring tools and ops infrastructure
  • →I was the responsible person for organizing knowledge sharing in the company. I've organized and facilitated tech-talks and demos
  • →Planned on-call rotations

Stack: Firebase and Google Cloud Services, React, TypeScript, Tensorflow, Python, Terraform

Mar 2019 — Aug 2021

MOIA (Volkswagen)

Senior Software Engineer +

MOIA is a company under the Volkswagen umbrella. The main challenge there was to optimize supply for the demand to match a particular van to a particular order and also re-distribute vans across the city to decrease waiting time. I have contributed to the following:

  • →Built a real-time simulation service that simulated the vans' behavior based on real-life demand data
  • →Contributed to a step-by-step simulation service. This service could simulate a week of real-life fleet behavior which allowed us to assess different ride-sharing algorithms
  • →Contributed to a dispatching service that aggregated the state of the fleet in real-time showing the vans, their routes, and customers on the map. This service was the backbone that connected vans, customers, ride-optimization services, and fleet managers.

Stack: AWS, Scala, ZIO, AKKA, Reddis, Amazon IOT

Nov 2017 — Aug 2018

Zalando

Senior Software Engineer +

Zalando is Fashion e-commerce service. In my short time in Zalando, I've contributed to a few internal projects.

  • →Product image labeling with AI. Service described the item by “looking” at its pictures.
  • →Product image verification. Service checked that the item has all of the required images and that the images are in the right format. White background, shoes facing right and taking 75% of space, etc.

Stack: AWS, Scala, ZIO, Kafka

Feb 2013 — Jul 2017

SoundCloud

Software Engineer +

In my almost 5 years in SoundCloud I probably got the biggest skill boost in my career as I was working shoulder to shoulder with the most talented people from around the world. I've also learned how a healthy and pleasant work environment can look like. Some highlights from those years are

  • →I am the man behind the canonical SoundCloud audio player on the web
  • →I've also contributed to mobile audio players
  • →In the copyright protection team, I developed a pipeline that identified and automatically took down any upload that infringed someone's copyright
  • →I've learned scala Functional Programming techniques

Stack: Scala, Java, JavaScript, Cassandra, Kafka, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, FFMPEG, GStreamer

Feb 2011 — Dec 2012

YaTV

Software Engineer +

YaTV is a pioneer TV streaming platform in Russia. I was responsible for the development of everything streaming related.

  • →I've developed a video player
  • →Streaming studio for content creators
  • →Streaming backend to work with multiple CDNs

Stack: Flash, Wowza Media Server, JavaScript

2003 — 2008 · Novosibirsk State Technical University · Masters in Math and Computer Science

Location

Málaga, Spain

Berlin, Germany

Remote · open to work

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