As a front-end developer, I have been working on various projects involving Order Management Systems (OMS) for different clients. Currently, I am working on a custom OMS for a leading e-commerce company. My main responsibility is to build responsive, fast, and complex dashboards that update in real-time using StencilJs and Ramda. I also built a notification system that alerts the user of any changes or issues with the orders and allows them to take action accordingly.

Previously, I was part of the front-end team in a major project for one of the largest financial services providers. The project involved replacing their legacy Proprietary Order Management System (POMS) with a new one that improved the user experience and enabled fractional trading and other assets at scale.

Some of my achievements in this project were:

• Building a dynamic and high-performance admin UI dashboard that supported multi-user access and handled over 200k+ transactions using React, Typescript, and RxJs

• Writing comprehensive unit and end-to-end tests with 100% code coverage using Playwright

• Developing a highly customizable grid with resizing, reordering, and caching features using AgGrid

• Adopting a test-double architecture for testing that allowed parallel work with the backend API development using Hydra and StencilJS

I worked on a mobile-friendly web and android app that helps parents manage their child’s phone usage.

Some of my achievements in this project were:

• Creating responsive dashboards using React, Node, and responsive web design practices that allow parents to create and manage tasks, rewards, and apps for their child’s phone. The dashboards achieved a 90% score on Lighthouse for performance and accessibility.

• Improving the offline usage of the android app by 15% by implementing caching and syncing mechanisms.

• Participating in peer code reviews and providing assistance in bug fixes and feature enhancements using Git and Jira.

• Optimizing the core front-end portal for better performance by reducing bundle size, implementing lazy loading, and using code-splitting techniques.

Grader for Principles of Software Development (CSCI-201)

Responsibilities:

• Design/update course material, exams, and coding assignments.

• Grade exam papers, quizzes, and coding assignments using online, visual programming interfaces.