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Hamza Khan · AI, security & product engineering
I design, build and security-test the workflows behind intake, documents and case decisions, with a human approving every consequential step.
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5+ years shipping legal, healthcare and travel platforms
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01 / Services
Build a new AI workflow, assess an application’s security, or improve a platform your team already runs.
New inquiry
ReceivedGather context
ScopedDraft follow-up
Draft readyAttorney approves
In reviewService pages:Human-governed automationAgentic AI systems
02 / Featured case
An implemented intake system for a US personal-injury firm. AI prepares the next step; an attorney approves it before anything runs.
03 / Capabilities
Organizational knowledge and firm playbooks
Case and client intelligence
Contextual drafting and explained recommendations
Governed AI decisions and actions

04 / Who you work with
I’m Hamza Khan, an AI and security engineer with a full-stack product background and 5+ years of production work. I design the workflow, write the code, test it for weaknesses and stay through handover.
Connect on LinkedIn(opens in new tab)05 / Next step
Describe the workflow or application and the outcome you need. I’ll help you find a practical starting scope.
30-minute intro call · or email hkhantanoli@gmail.com(opens in new tab)
Questions
Legal organizations and legal-tech product teams are my main focus. I also work with AI and B2B software teams whose applications handle sensitive information, multiple users or tenants, and complex workflows.
Often the starting point is an existing system. I first assess its available APIs, access permissions, data quality and workflow constraints, then define what can be connected or extended.
Yes. An assessment can stand on its own with documented findings and remediation guidance. Implementation and retesting can be scoped separately or included in an agreed engagement.
Review points depend on the task and its consequences. I define what the system may access, prepare and recommend, and which actions require approval or escalation to the responsible person.