Noa Flaherty
About
Noa Flaherty is from Beverly, Massachusetts, United States. Noa is currently CTO & Founder at Vellum, located in San Francisco, California, United States. In Noa's previous role as a Software Engineering Manager at Dover, Noa worked in Remote until Dec 2022. Prior to joining Dover, Noa was a Tech Lead Manager at Dover and held the position of Tech Lead Manager at Remote. Prior to that, Noa was a Software Engineer at Dover, based in Remote from Oct 2020 to Feb 2022. Noa started working as Software Engineer, Team Lead - COVID Intelligence at DataRobot in Remote in May 2020. From Sep 2019 to May 2020, Noa was Software Engineer, MLOps at DataRobot. Prior to that, Noa was a Software Engineer, Team Lead - Business Engineering at DataRobot, based in Boston from Apr 2019 to Sep 2019. Noa started working as Software Engineer, Business Engineering at DataRobot in Boston in Jan 2019.
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Noa Flaherty's current jobs
Noa Flaherty's past jobs
Managed 5 product engineers, focused on driving the adoption of our recruiting orchestration platform
Technical lead and builder on customer-facing projects, while managing a team of 4
Joined as Dover's 3rd engineer and contributed to the foundations and processes that have enabled us to scale to the almost 20 person engineering team we are today.
Led a team of 5 engineers in building a predictive model for the early spread of COVID-19, which was ultimately adopted by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services to inform the location of vaccine clinical trials
Worked as a fullstack product engineer, building out our Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) platform
Led a team of 5 other engineers and worked directly with stakeholders to build infrastructure and tooling for our internal business systems
Fullstack engineer responsible for building custom internal tooling for internal business teams
- Architected an ETL pipeline between Salesforce and Redshift with Airflow that cleans raw event logs and transforms them into time-series tables, enabling analysis of user and purchase behavior over time - Developed schema mappings to combine the Salesforce time series data with 5 other data sources and created core company KPI dashboards in Looker, including marketing/sales funnel efficiency and customer health progression - Led a company rebrand and corporate website rebuild to completion in under 4 months, managing a team of 10 contractors from across 5 different countries with a budget of over $100k - Created an automated backend job that pulls content from 5 different data sources via REST APIs and web scraping and feeds them into Algolia, a website search engine platform - Led an initiative across 4 departments to create a data-driven customer retention likelihood score using machine learning techniques in Python, resulting in a prediction accuracy of over 80% - Managed the platform selection, configuration, content development, and public launch of an online customer training platform with 12 technical courses in under 6 months, now used by tens of thousands of users
- Sparked widespread adoption among universities and secondary schools by creating an education program consisting of a separate SaaS product, curriculum, and personally guest lecturing at 10 top universities, resulting in growth across thousands of schools in under 2 years - Developed a separate community of over 1,000 professional Onshape users across 14 major cities in under 6 months through public speaking, content development, and user advocacy
Programmed core user-facing Computer Aided Design features across the full stack using Angular, Java, and C++
Created, fabricated, and tested designs for a portable smartphone hardware add-on intended to provide eye-testing capabilities to over 2.4 billion people worldwide, with over 6,000 tests completed to date
Designed various mechanisms using Solidworks and Rhino to showcase the potential of self-assembling technology, with a focus on how structures of the future could put themselves together