Tomorrow’s policy,
today.

“We are here to solve today’s big problems with tomorrow’s technology.”

Nathaniel Dsilva is the founder and CEO of LegiCycle, the operating system for modern legislation. He works at the intersection of policy and product with one goal: making government legible and accessible. Convinced that government has been too slow for too long, he built LegiCycle to give policymakers, lobbyists, analysts and legislators infrastructure equal to their ambition.

Under his leadership, LegiCycle has brought frontier AI, deep policy expertise and operational clarity together in one platform. He believes technology should help the people inside government rather than manage them, and that faster, better legislation should be within reach for everyone who shapes it.

“We need speed. By making legislation faster, we can reach more people and positively impact everyone who benefits from those laws.”

As founder and COO, Vraj Gandhi leads LegiCycle’s growth, partnerships and customer experience. He makes sure the platform is packaged and delivered the way real institutions evaluate, adopt and scale new technology, and he oversees sales, marketing operations and client onboarding.

Vraj believes world-class policy infrastructure only matters when the people who need it can understand it, access it and win support to use it. He removes friction at every step, from the first time someone hears about LegiCycle to the moment it becomes part of their daily work. He studies at NYU.

“Our job is to build the technology that makes bigger ideas possible.”

Kevin Zhang is the lead engineer at LegiCycle. He leads the systems that turn legislative data into a product people can rely on, from the pipelines that ingest and structure bills to the services that keep the platform fast and dependable.

A computer engineering student at NYU, Kevin cares as much about how a system behaves under load as how it looks in a demo. He treats infrastructure as the quiet foundation that lets ambitious policy ideas ship.

“The best way to shape our future is to make it.”

Rashaun Regis leads full-stack development across the LegiCycle platform. He builds the systems that connect the Global Policy Suite, Clarity and the LegiCycle Engine into one cohesive workspace, so every bill, brief and draft lives in the same place.

“The best products make complicated things feel simple. Legislation deserves that too.”

Armaan Singh is a product developer at LegiCycle, shaping how features are scoped, built and refined. He works between design, engineering and the people who use the product, turning rough ideas into interfaces and workflows that feel natural from the first click.

With a focus on applied AI, Armaan is drawn to products that make complex systems legible. At LegiCycle he asks what a policymaker or analyst needs to see first, then builds toward it.

“Great software disappears into the work. That’s what we’re building for the people who write our laws.”

Girmachew “Gimmy” Samson is an associate developer at LegiCycle, building full-stack features across the platform. A computer science student at Georgia Tech and a LinkedIn Future Possibilities in Tech Scholar, he brings a builder’s instinct for shipping real products to real users.

Before LegiCycle he founded Bantr, a live debate platform with real-time audio, voting and chat, and he has built more than twenty full-stack websites for clients.

“Good policy only matters if people can understand it. Our job is to make sure they can.”

Henry Eckersley leads marketing and operations at LegiCycle, shaping how the platform is communicated to policymakers, partners and the public. A journalist and editor by training, he turns dense legislative infrastructure into clear, confident stories that earn institutional trust.

Before LegiCycle, Henry was a journal editor in the Policy Media Department at the Institute for Youth in Policy and a managing editor of multimedia at The Southerner.

“One of the biggest problems in government today is the lag. Technology can reduce this to better all.”

Hans Luca Davis leads go-to-market as a founding member of the LegiCycle team. He maps where legislative technology meets the people who buy, adopt and depend on it, then builds the engine that turns that map into adoption.

He studies the incentives across lobbying firms, statehouse offices, federal agencies and enterprise policy teams, and positions LegiCycle for the desks that need it most.

“Every great tool needs a story people believe in. Ours is that government can move faster.”

Shubh Brahambhatt leads brand and growth marketing at LegiCycle, working closely with the founders and operations team to expand how the platform reaches policymakers, lobbyists and analysts.

He pairs rigorous distribution thinking with a designer’s eye, making sure every touchpoint, from the homepage to a single LinkedIn post, reinforces LegiCycle’s promise of clarity, speed and trust.

“Policy happens in public. We want LegiCycle to be part of that conversation every day.”

Gabby Shin leads social media and LinkedIn strategy at LegiCycle, turning the company’s ideas, milestones and policy insights into a clear and credible public voice.

She makes complex legislative technology accessible without flattening the substance behind it, and builds the conversations that connect LegiCycle with policymakers, advocates, partners and future users.