Rachael Wisecarver

Rachael Wisecarver has a diverse work background. Rachael is currently working as a Lead Front End Software Engineer at Lotic.ai, Inc. Prior to this, they held the position of Senior Frontend Software Engineer at the same company. At Lotic, Rachael was involved in utilizing artificial intelligence and data science to help individuals live better lives.

Before joining Lotic.ai, Rachael worked at Bevy as a Senior Software Engineer. Rachael was responsible for building and maintaining integrations with third-party platforms and services using Python, Django, DRF, GraphQL, MySQL, JavaScript, and React.

Prior to Bevy, Rachael worked at Knock as a Software Engineer. Their role included maintaining the core functionality of Knock's front office platform and developing new features using Flask, Postgresql, AngularJS, NodeJS, Sequelize, and React.

Rachael also gained experience as a Software Engineer at CBRE Build, where they worked as a full-stack member of a scrum team. Rachael designed, implemented, and tested API endpoints and web components using Django, Django Rest Framework, AngularJS, and React. Rachael also utilized Redux, Hooks, Context, and a Jest/Enzyme testing framework.

Before transitioning into software engineering, Rachael served as an Associate Attorney at Madow Law Office, P.S. Rachael managed a caseload of over 50 clients and developed litigation strategies for each case. Rachael drafted motions, prepared discovery materials, and represented clients in court.

Furthermore, Rachael worked as a Business Analyst at Kymeta Corporation. Rachael conducted research on the satellite industry, created a relational database, and developed dashboards, reports, and economic models. Rachael also handled complex commercial and real property transactions.

Additionally, Rachael gained legal experience as a Rule 9 Intern at Graham Lundberg & Peschel, P.S., and as an Extern at King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office. During their time at the Prosecutor's Office, they reviewed police reports, researched legal issues, drafted memoranda, and assisted in trial preparation.

Rachael Wisecarver completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in History and English Literature from Williams College from 2004 to 2008. Rachael then pursued further education in the field of software development, earning a Certificate in Advanced Software Development in Python and Intermediate Software Development in JavaScript from Code Fellows in 2016 to 2017. In 2009, they attended the University of Washington School of Law and obtained their Juris Doctor degree, completing their studies in 2012. Prior to their higher education, Rachael attended Marin Academy from 2000 to 2004, although no specific degree or field of study information is mentioned for this institution.