Noam Gherson
Agents write. Engineers decide.
Tech Lead and AI-focused fullstack engineer. 15+ years shipping software for banks, fintech and government. Now I build agentic delivery workflows.
Noam Gherson
Tech Lead and AI-focused fullstack engineer. 15+ years shipping software for banks, fintech and government. Now I build agentic delivery workflows.
Speccing, planning and coding agents work inside the codebase a team already has. Human decision gates, AI code review and CI/CD check every change before it merges.
Core banking, money remittance, digital wallets and large government platforms. Mostly Angular, usually leading the team.
Feb 2026 - now
Remote / Israel
How I run agentic workflows
Requests from Slack, email or the tracker become structured tickets.
A speccing agent reads the repo and writes acceptance criteria.
Tasks, touched modules and risk flags, checked against past decisions.
An engineer signs off on spec and plan before code is written.
Coding agents implement on a branch, in the repo's own conventions.
Lint, tests and AI code review run on every pull request.
A person reviews the diff and merges. Agents never ship alone.
Review decisions feed a wiki, so the next run starts smarter.
Human decision gate

Let's talk. Tech lead experience, 15+ years of production Angular and fullstack work, and agentic workflows that ship.
I started in QA and content pipelines at eBay, became a fullstack developer, then spent a decade leading frontend teams on systems that move money and run government processes.
I work pipeline-first: get a walking skeleton through CI early, then grow it. Agents fit that well, as long as their output is checked and a person owns the decision.