• Led engineering of a mission-critical React Native app used daily by field agents for real-time ride tracking, appointments, navigation, and task workflows.

• Re-architected startup flow, error boundaries, and offline behavior, improving crash-free sessions to 99.5%+ and eliminating prior white-screen failures.

• Implemented real-time update lifecycle (WebSockets, reconnect logic), reducing stale UI incidents by >60%.

• Built reusable RN components, GraphQL clients, and UI primitives, reducing new feature delivery time by 30–40%.

• Partnered with backend, QA, and product teams to define API contracts, handle edge cases, and ship weekly releases with high reliability.

• Developed and maintained a multi-brand React Native app utilizing a configuration-driven architecture.

• Reduced technical debt by 40% through component consolidation, TypeScript improvements, and CI automation.

• Achieved a 40% reduction in technical debt by implementing reusable components and Redux middleware.

• Improved navigation stability, performance, and data consistency across iOS and Android releases.

• Shipped multiple production versions across clients, ensuring parity, accessibility, and reliability under medical compliance constraints.

• Designed and delivered the “Never Alone” mobile app using React Native and Amazon Chime SDK for secure healthcare video calls.

• Collaborated with the ML engineering team on the “Guardian” monitoring system to enhance predictive analytics.

• Optimized app performance through improved component rendering, boosting reliability and user retention.

• Developed the “Earth Rides” web application using React, Redux, and Google Maps API for enhanced vehicle tracking.

• Architected the fullstack app “Acru” utilizing Firebase, Node.js/Express, and React Native.

• Created a responsive UI with a clear separation of logic and presentation, improving user experience.

Coordinated and lectured a course of the typesetting system LaTeX, encouraging research and production of scientific documents at the Department of Applied Sciences.