
Bringing him on board was one of the most impactful decisions we made at Scintia Callflow and Scintia AI. His ownership, technical depth, and design sensibility made him feel less like a contractor and more like a founding team member. We didn’t just gain a frontend developer — we gained product leadership.
Helped Scintia launch a unified AI voice SaaS — four role-specific portals with live billing and call analytics, shipped in 16 months with a team of 4.
Portals
4
Languages
EN, FR
Team Size
4
Supported Roles
developer, business, sales, manager, test
Frontend Team Lead · 16 months · Team of 4 · Ongoing product development
Problem
Scintia had a working AI voice backend but no production frontend operators could use. Business teams, sales reps, developers, and QA each needed different workflows — agent configuration, call monitoring, subscription management, support tickets — but everything lived in fragmented tools and ad-hoc dashboards. Without a unified product surface, the company could not onboard customers, bill subscriptions, or give operators day-to-day visibility into call operations.
Situation
Scintia Callflow is a B2B SaaS company building intelligent voice agents for business operations. When I joined as Frontend Team Lead, the backend and AI models were progressing, but there was no cohesive product experience — each stakeholder group was effectively waiting on a different interface. I led a team of four over 16 months of ongoing product development to ship four role-specific portals on a shared architecture, with Stripe billing, Twilio/Vapi telephony, and bilingual (EN/FR) support.
Before & After
Before: Scintia had AI voice capability but no unified product surface — operators, sales, and developers each lacked dedicated tools to configure agents, monitor calls, or manage subscriptions.
After: Four role-specific portals on a shared architecture, with live Stripe billing, Twilio telephony, call analytics, and support workflows — enabling Scintia to onboard and bill customers through a single SaaS product.



