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Nikolas Moore

I am a software engineer, solutions architect, and product builder with over a decade of experience designing systems that help organizations coordinate work, reduce ambiguity, and scale reliably.

Across fintech, trade, and operations, I have worked close to the ground. Dispatch, approvals, inventory movement, invoicing, compliance, and coordination across people who do not sit in the same room or even work for the same company.

One pattern kept repeating.

Most operational work happens, but leaves no clear trail.
Decisions live in chats.
Approvals live in people’s heads.
Opportunities appear, but no one sees them in time.

That obsession with making work visible is what led me to build Techassembly.

Today, I lead Techassembly.io, a platform that turns business operations into clear workflows and live signals, so the right people can respond in real time. Instead of informal messages and guesswork, operational needs become shared signals with ownership, traceability, and context.

Techassembly is built for how real businesses run, especially in emerging markets.
Internal teams, external partners, suppliers, and service providers can all act on the same source of truth without heavy tooling or process overhead.

My work has spanned:

• Engineering Lead at Dukia Gold & Precious Metals Refining, building a gold trading platform aligned with World Gold Council, LBMA, SEC, and CBN standards
• Designing low latency financial and commodity systems processing transactions in seconds
• Building ERP, inventory, and sales systems that removed operational bottlenecks and reduced losses
• Managing cross functional teams across engineering, operations, and content

Before Techassembly, I also ran operations hands on. From coordinating field activity to reconciling numbers and designing simple systems that eliminated disputes by making reality visible to everyone at once.

That belief still guides my work.

Good systems reduce the need for explanation.
Great systems make work self evident.

If you care about operations, coordination, accountability, or the future of how teams work across boundaries, we will probably have a lot to talk about.

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