Developed new features, resolved bugs, and consistently enhanced performance and code quality in six distinct projects. Below are notable examples of the innovative solutions I contributed to the company.

• Developed the backend of a robust, fully-featured chat application utilizing GraphQL, Redis, and web sockets in a condensed two-week timeframe. This accomplishment highlights my time management and problem-solving abilities.
• Designed and implemented an information logging system for actions done on users and actions done by users that was inspired by the Information Expert Principle. This resulted in a clean, easy to read and use bug free code that was applauded by the leadership.
• Created an LRU cache class that stores data in the computer's primary memory using a hashmap alongside a set data structure. This cache can be utilized as an object within different sections of our application, potentially leading to substantial performance improvements based on its functionality.

I actively contributed as a full-stack developer to a project initiated by my friends and me, with the primary goal of simplifying investing for amateurs. Subsequently, we formalized this venture, which is currently seeking investors.

Guided and assisted a team of four in constructing a crucial customer-facing website. Throughout the project, I emphasized the promotion of robust software engineering principles, team cohesion, and individual growth, ultimately resulting in the delivery of a web application featuring clean code. In this project, we developed a web application that calculates the Frailty Index based on user input and stores the data for logged-in users.

• Automated making a database backup action to ensure the security of our data. As a result our website was protected against SQL injection attacks or other attacks threatening our data.
• Single handedly built the user authentication flow using industry preferred practices.
• Used MVC design pattern to implement a website using .NET MVC framework which resulted in a structured, clean, and readable code.
• Created a RESTful API in C# and tested it using the postman’s extension in google chrome.
• Built the CI/CD build and release pipeline to improve and facilitate testing and keep the product owner up to date with the last changes that were deployed.
• Used Entity Framework ORM for interacting with our database server through the code and as a result made changing, reading and reviewing the code easier.
• Improved the performance of the site by eliminating the need for frequent page reloads using Single Page Application development practices.

Coachian is a serverless web application that has been designed and created for marketing purposes for one of Solution-K's clients. This is one of the first clients I've ever had as a freelancer.
This website was hosted on Netlify, ommitting the cost that it would have to incur, was it hosted on wordpress or similar web histing websites.
To make a simple blogging feature, I used a twitter iframe. This way user could upload any post to their twitter any time they wished and then everyone would have been able to see the post from the website.

This website was created as a serverless web application. The application is hosted in Netlify. After graduation, to get more projects, I created this website in the hope that I would get to work on our more projects and practice my skills to make them greater.
This attempt has made me aware of a lot of challenges around trying to have your own business. Thinking about marketing has given me a truely new perspective.
This has also been a great learning experience. When I decided to work as a freelancer my goal was to constantly try and move forward. This project has definitely helped me achieve this goal.

App Annie was the first place I worked that was related to my passion of web development. I had many great mentors here. That is why right now, more than any language, I feel comfortable with ReactJS and JS. In App Annie, I started working as a Front-end Developer.
As a Front-end developer, I was responsible for creating the footer of their ascend feature, the setting page and the fixed fee page. (I was known as "feature owner" for these three features.)
When I learned my team needed more help on the QA side, I offered to help the QA team. This offer was accepted so I undertook QA tasks as well.
For these tasks I tested a lot of features (but the ones I owned as Front-end developer) manually, and I helped writig automated tests in python to help testing our API endpoints. Alongside these tasks, I was also creating bug tickets when I would find them.
This helped me grow and see how the Front-end, Back-end, DevOps, and QA tests interact with each other to create a great product.