Within my role at Nul Tien, I am actively engaged with the BOSS portal—a versatile front-end application designed to empower employees in managing their work effectively. This dynamic platform enables us to track project-specific time allocation, create schedules, execute contracts, and meticulously oversee our interactions with various client organizations. It also facilitates the management of vital details, including contact persons and important documents.In tandem with the desktop application, I am involved in the development of the ERA app, a mobile counterpart to the portal. Built using React Native and interfacing seamlessly with the same APIs, the ERA app ensures that our functionality remains accessible and efficient on mobile devices.In house we have a custom written React components library and a React table library that I am contributing to when there is time. We use those in both our internal and commercial projects.Furthermore, I've been exploring the world of C# and the .NET framework, broadening my skill set to complement our tech stack.

During my time at BlueGrid, I contributed to the MyAccident platform, a dynamic enterprise focused on assisting individuals across the United States in obtaining crucial information about their car accidents and securing legal support. The platform's initial foundation was established using WordPress, a foundation that we later adeptly transitioned to the Express framework. This allowed for improved performance and scalability.One of the defining aspects of my role involved managing a robust MongoDB database housing extensive accident-related data. This repository was regularly updated by various agencies, each using distinct data formats, making the database integration an intricate and essential part of our operations.Additionally, I ventured into the world of React development, where I played an integral role in a discrete, internal project. This project now resides on the AWS platform, demonstrating my adaptability and versatility in tackling diverse technologies and platforms.

Guitarzoom is an online learning platform for guitar players. While working there, I have worked on our main website and members area website (used by 10k+ users) which both were running on WordPress (back then at least) as well as on many stand-alone PHP/JS pages used for marketing and sales purposes.Since the company was mostly marketing-driven, the environment was dynamic and we experimented with many different third-party marketing, tracking and sales platforms. My main job was building and maintaining the WordPress website as well as the marketing pages and integrating everything with our various marketing tools and platforms. We made lots of last minute changes before promotions go live so I have learned to be flexible and quick with my work.

I was a part of Legally Concealed, a digital marketing firm specializing in the distribution of on-demand self-defense and home-defense videos for the U.S. audience. My position primarily revolved around being a WordPress and PHP developer, with close collaboration with the marketing team, which constituted the majority of the company's workforce.Within the framework of a small and agile remote team, we thrived in a high-speed work environment. My central responsibilities encompassed the development and upkeep of the WordPress website, crafting standalone PHP sales pages, and creating seamless integrations with third-party software for customer behavior tracking and sales analytics.