We didn't build AssemblyEngine from the outside looking in. Our team combines decades of commercial lending and legal expertise with deep AI engineering. We've lived the pain of slow closings, manual doc prep, and outside counsel bottlenecks. That's why we're building something better.
Before founding AssemblyEngine, Darpan was General Manager of Q2 Lending and co-founder of Cloud Lending Solutions, building the enterprise lending software that banks and credit unions run on. He saw firsthand how commercial loan closings remained one of the last manual, paper-heavy processes in banking, and now drives AssemblyEngine's product vision: AI agents that reason about each deal the way your best loan closer would, not just fill templates.
Dub is Managing Partner at Kennedy Sutherland, where he represents financial institutions and private companies across debt financing, M&A, and securities, and serves as Vice Chairman of TransPecos Banks. That rare combination of practicing attorney and bank operator is built directly into how AssemblyEngine's AI agents reason about deals, so every closing package reflects real judgment, not generic templates.
J.D., St. Mary's University School of Law · B.A., UT Austin
Before AssemblyEngine, Aakash built production financial systems at Solid, a Series B fintech. He leads the engineering and AI architecture behind the platform: AI agents that apply legal reasoning at scale, with the full audit trails and explainable reasoning that regulated institutions can stand behind.
Bryant has spent his career on the commercial side of banking and lending technology, leading enterprise sales to community banks and credit unions at Abrigo (acquired by KKR) and guiding lending, credit underwriting, and risk modeling for Tier 1 institutions at Moody's. At AssemblyEngine, he leads revenue and go-to-market, drawing on deep relationships across banking and a firsthand understanding of how lending institutions buy and adopt technology.
B.B.A., The University of Texas at Austin
Leroy brings broad legal experience across commercial lending, regulatory compliance, and corporate securities. He has spent his career helping financial institutions navigate the lending process and adapt to evolving regulatory requirements. At AssemblyEngine, Leroy's expertise in commercial lending documentation and financial regulation is built directly into the platform's AI agents, ensuring every generated document meets the standards that lenders and regulators demand.
J.D., University of Wisconsin Law School · B.A., Marquette University
Kassady specializes in corporate, financial, and real estate transactions, with experience representing financial institutions, private companies, and investment funds across every phase of the deal lifecycle. Her deep understanding of debt financing, business formations, and M&A informs how AssemblyEngine handles the full complexity of commercial lending, from entity structures to closing documentation.
J.D., St. Mary's University School of Law · B.A., UT San Antonio
Michael focuses on regulatory compliance in consumer and commercial lending, lending documentation, and treasury management. His hands-on experience drafting loan documents and navigating federal and state regulatory requirements is core to how AssemblyEngine's AI agents generate compliant, jurisdiction-aware closing packages. Michael ensures the platform handles the compliance details that trip up generalist tools.
J.D. Cum Laude, St. Mary's University School of Law · B.S., UT San AntonioOur AI agents are trained on the actual policies, standards, and jurisdictional requirements that govern commercial lending. We didn't start with a general-purpose model and hope it would figure out lending. We started with lending and built the AI to serve it.
We believe AI should empower your team, not replace it. Every document AssemblyEngine generates is reviewable, every reasoning step is explainable, and your closers approve before anything moves forward.
Bank-grade security, full audit trails, and compliance baked into every layer. We didn't bolt on compliance as an afterthought. It's foundational to how the platform works.