James Brightman

Senior Software Engineer at Bittensor

Lead full-stack development of a decentralized AI platform, with a focus on multi-tenant architecture and payment integration. Built a React/Supabase multi-tenant SaaS platform serving 500+ enterprise clients with 99.99% availability. Implemented PostgreSQL Row-Level Security, security audits, and SOC 2 compliance readiness. Integrated Stripe Connect for subscription management and payment processing. Implemented secure authentication/authorization using Supabase Auth, OAuth, and JWT with RBAC. Developed quoting/booking engine with real-time availability and pricing. Conducted security audits identifying and remediating vulnerabilities (SQL injection, IDOR). Implemented automated CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions, enabling zero-downtime deployments and reducing release cycles. Mentored 4 engineers on secure coding, multi-tenant architecture, and Supabase best practices. Led development of a React/Node.js multi-tenant SaaS platform for 500+ enterprise clients.

Software Engineer at DLB Associates

Built and scaled enterprise asset management systems, with a focus on multi-tenant architecture and secure payment processing. Architected and deployed a React/Supabase multi-tenant SaaS platform, serving 2,000+ active tenants with 99.95% uptime and strict data isolation. Designed and implemented PostgreSQL Row-Level Security (RLS) framework and security audits. Integrated Stripe Connect for subscription billing and transaction fees, processing over $500,000 in monthly recurring revenue with automated payouts. Built secure authentication and authorization flows using Supabase Auth, OAuth, and JWT with RBAC. Developed a quoting and booking engine with real-time availability and pricing, reducing booking confirmation time by 60%. Conducted a comprehensive security audit of the codebase, identifying 15 critical vulnerabilities (SQL injection, insecure direct object references). Implemented automated CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions. Mentored engineers on secure coding and multi-tenant