Automotive product built from scratch out of passion and necessity, aimed at making the control of any car's air suspension possible, straight from the phone.This really feeds my entrepreneurship thirst.Being involved in this project keeps stretching every limit I have. I was forced to do pretty much everything that gravitates around a product - the design, the development, the launch, the management. All this on a student budget, of course. From branding, design, marketing/growth, PR to software development (app, website, shop), hardware design and programming to manufacturing and selling. I’ve worked from a lot of different places (hotel rooms, dorms, apartments, various houses, coffee shops, while on the road) and at every hour imaginable, in different timezones, after spending 12h in the office at my daily job and while my friends were playing Fifa on PS4 next to me.www.nshifted.com-------------------------Few things I did/do within NSHIFTED:♠︎ Oversee the whole business, each and every aspect♠︎ App design and development (Programming the iPhone app in Swift and the Android app using Angular and Ionic)♠︎ Hardware design (PCB, circuits, enclosures, wiring) and programming♠︎ Website design and development (as technologies: HTML5, CSS3, SASS, Bootstrap, jQuery, PHP, MySQL, Wordpress, Mailgun, dev ops work and third-party integrations)♠︎ Continuous software and hardware improvements and development (new features, etc.)♠︎ Marketing and social media (with help from my old time friend Alex)♠︎ Branding (logos, content material, business cards, owner's manual, apparel and accessories)♠︎ Public Relations♠︎ Manufacturing, assembly and testing♠︎ Selling♠︎ Making it happen

a concept of next-gen hybrid organization with the flexibility and capability of delivering world-class services, empowering businesses and individuals worldwide

Freelance work. Lots of online-related projects.(including personal projects that revolve around web and mobile)

EuCeMananc (the new Tazz.ro) is the biggest Romanian food delivery start-up and business, started right here, in Timisoara. ♠︎ iOS native app work (Swift) - recoded the old app on the new design, plus other extra functionalities like Apple Login, etc. ♠︎ New website design implementation ♠︎ Delivery logistics platform infrastructure design and implementation

Web apps and blockchain shenanigans

Web apps and blockchain shenanigans

Helped them with development and maintenance of a Swiss client's website, built on Joomla.♠︎ Joomla CMS.♠︎ Third-party services and plugins integration.

Data science and marketing company.I mostly help them with bits and pieces needed on the online-dev backend side of things, but not only.

Worldwide coaching company, dedicated to promoting best practice and raising awareness and standards of coaching worldwide. Made up of professional coaches, academic institutions, trainers and providers of coaching, as well as sponsors of coaching from the third sector through to large corporates, building coaching cultures.♠︎ Development work on their website platform.♠︎ Tech solutions and dev ops help for any issues that arise on this side.♠︎ Various design work.♠︎ Bits and pieces regarding the online business.

I gained a lot of knowledge in the digital field, across the whole spectrum. Back-end (PHP and mostly Node.js), front-end (Angular and other JavaScript frameworks), REST APIs, third-party integrations, hybrid mobile development (Ionic), design thinking, design sprints (from Google Ventures), UX/UI, writing better and tested code, keep projects very organized (including Git and proper, organized commits), working in teams and Agile (with Jira). I also got a sneak peak of what product development and management means, of how to handle clients and such things that later down the road helped me a lot in my entrepreneurship endeavours. We were always developing on new tech trends, with custom architectures and frameworks, which pushed me to adapt and get it done.

While at New Haircut, a team of 3 to 4 in which I took part during the whole process, had the opportunity of working for the public NYSE-listed XO Group company, on-site, in Austin, at one of the biggest wedding-oriented online platforms out there. We helped them migrate the platform from Microsoft technologies to JavaScript and Node.jsThis was a very "boosting" experience. I was out of my comfort zone big time, on any level imaginable. I have learned a lot of lessons, on a social level, but more important, on a tech level. It was really challenging being 6000 miles away from home, in such a socially and technologically different environment – however, I would do it again in a heartbeat!♠︎ JavaScript development with Node.js and hapi.js framework.♠︎ Custom SOA architecture built within our team.♠︎ Unit testing and integration testing.♠︎ Little bits of AngularJS for the frontend.♠︎ AWS (Amazon Web Services) integration for the infrastructure.♠︎ PostgreSQL for databases that handled tens of millions of data rows.♠︎ ElasticSearch for data querying and fetching.♠︎ RabbitMQ for queueing the data.♠︎ Mailgun for email handling.♠︎ Jenkins for running the testing and continuous deployment.♠︎ SegmentIO integration.♠︎ CodeClimate integration for tests and code quality coverage.

Web agency. Launching local brands and businesses into online.♠︎ Web development work.♠︎ Bits and pieces of design work.♠︎ Overall necessary work for launching the businesses online.

Web development and web design online community, aimed at helping and bringing together people passionate about those subjects. Founded with my friend Alex, designer at the time - I was on the tech side. ♠︎ Developed a lot of small to medium web projects, including dev ops work, alongside some design work.♠︎ Oversee the community and forums as an administrator.♠︎ Tutorials on various tech subjects.