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At Macromo, I contribute to providing technical leadership and support to a development team, focusing on infrastructure and platform development for bioinformatics. My role involves building an internal developer platform tailored to the unique needs of the bioinformatics team. They work extensively with sensitive health data, and their data processing pipelines are highly compute-intensive, akin to modern ML development. I've spearheaded efforts to improve scalability by breaking down the… Show more At Macromo, I contribute to providing technical leadership and support to a development team, focusing on infrastructure and platform development for bioinformatics. My role involves building an internal developer platform tailored to the unique needs of the bioinformatics team. They work extensively with sensitive health data, and their data processing pipelines are highly compute-intensive, akin to modern ML development. I've spearheaded efforts to improve scalability by breaking down the monolithic architecture, introduced an authentication provider, and implemented crucial improvements to support Macromo's growth. Show less

At Parrot, I had a diverse range of roles that kept things exciting. I started as a regular developer, working on web development projects. But I'm not one to stand still. I dove into distributed systems and DevOps, expanding my skills and helping improve our infrastructure.As the company grew, so did my role. I stepped into an Engineering Manager position. I wasn't just focused on the technical stuff; I also helped build our team by bringing in new talent. It was a rewarding experience… Show more At Parrot, I had a diverse range of roles that kept things exciting. I started as a regular developer, working on web development projects. But I'm not one to stand still. I dove into distributed systems and DevOps, expanding my skills and helping improve our infrastructure.As the company grew, so did my role. I stepped into an Engineering Manager position. I wasn't just focused on the technical stuff; I also helped build our team by bringing in new talent. It was a rewarding experience to see the team grow and thrive.One of the highlights was working on developer platforms for our machine learning team. It was a cool opportunity to bridge the gap between engineering and machine learning, making things run smoother and fostering innovation.My time at Parrot was all about adaptability, versatility, and a commitment to getting things done, whether I was a regular contributor or managing the team. It was a dynamic journey that expanded my skills and made a real impact on the company's success. Show less

At Contractool, I served as Lead Software Engineer for nearly three years, leading the development of a comprehensive contract management system using technologies like Laravel (backend), Angular (frontend), and React (later transitioned). This software continues to drive the company's success six years later. I focused on crafting versatile and customizable solutions tailored to the unique requirements of our clients in the contract workflow management space.

At Codefire, I worked as a frontend engineer while I was in university. I focused on implementing an application for port (ships) management. It was a short but valuable experience in my journey.

At KBS, I started my career journey as a full-stack developer while still in high school. During my two years there, I worked with technologies like Laravel (PHP), Vue.js, and Angular. I had the opportunity to contribute to various projects, from event management to flight booking systems. It was a great learning experience that set the stage for my future endeavors.