Elijah Lewis Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

New York, New York, United States

I founded Code Stache to help emerging startups quickly prototype MVPs and turn ideas into viable products. I led the end-to-end development process, ensuring alignment between business objectives and technical execution. One of the products, Modal, a productivity SaaS application, gained significant traction and was featured on Product Hunt

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

As the Technical Cofounder of 4RL, I lead the development of innovative solutions to combat the loneliness epidemic by fostering meaningful in-person connections. Through rapid prototyping and user testing, we validated product-market fit, facilitating 300+ in-person connections through our app. By collaborating with local government leaders and business.

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

I created a machine learning model to identify high-risk anxiety patients in a clinical psychology program. This model was implemented for over 1000 participants. My ongoing work in a part-time/on-demand capacity led to co-authorship on a paper accepted by the Journal of Medical Internet Research (Jun 2024) and inclusion in the upcoming ABCT Symposium (Nov.

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

Optimized speed and scalability by migrating to microservice architecture for a search engine app (Review Miner) which utilizes sentiment analysis on customer reviews. Refactored information retrieval methods in Java backend to interact with modular front-end in Node.js & Angular

Verona, Wisconsin, United States

I built and led a team responsible for scaling a new healthcare application, which contributed to significant new sales and customer acquisition. I mentored a group of engineers, fostering a collaborative, high-performance culture. I also played a key role in gathering user insights by participating in sales calls, conducting on-site visits, and leading.

Verona, Wisconsin, United States

At Epic, I worked as a Software Engineer on the Care Everywhere app, focusing on healthcare interoperability. I played a crucial role in migrating the legacy codebase to a web-based stack using React, scaling patient records exchanges to over 250 million per month. Additionally, I revamped the UI enhancing clinical awareness of healthcare interoperability.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

During my internship at Epic, I developed a data visualization tool that enabled detailed analysis of social determinants of health for researchers. This tool facilitated a better understanding of patient backgrounds and improved healthcare delivery. My work involved creating a star-schema data model and an ETL process using MSSQL and the M language, with.