As a Software Engineer at KampAdmin, I contribute to developing and maintaining the innovative camp management software. I am excited to be part of a team that transforms camp management into a seamless and enjoyable experience for users.

During my time with Exellys, I completed a Scrum certification, further solidifying my expertise in Agile methodologies and collaborative project management. This experience, coupled with my hands-on work at Nexuzhealth, has helped me develop a robust skill set in Go and Java among other technologies. Being part of the Exellys talent incubator has provided me with extensive training, mentorship, and the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to healthcare systems. These combined experiences have honed my technical and problem-solving capabilities and enriched my team collaboration skills. I am now eager to apply these skills to new challenges in the tech world.

At Nexuzhealth, I was involved in multiple aspects of software development, contributing to both the front-end and back-end. As a software engineer focused primarily on Go and Angular, I was part of an Agile team tasked with upgrading the legacy Klinisch Werk Station (KWS) to the more advanced Nexuzhealth Pro messaging module. My role was crucial in implementing features that optimized secure communications across healthcare institutions.One notable contribution was the transition to organization-wide certificates for sending secure messages, enhancing both the security protocols and administrative efficiency within healthcare organizations. Apart from that, my experience also included regular maintenance tasks, code reviews, and debugging to continuously improve system performance and user experience.I also had the opportunity to work on a Java-based KWS project, where I was responsible for several key initiatives like making clinical forms configurable and developing a more robust SMS notification framework. These features helped in significantly improving the flexibility, scalability, and overall functionality of the platform.

During my time at KLA, I completed my master's thesis which involved designing a mobile application to monitor the status of different machines. The project was aimed at replacing the existing light signal system with a more interactive and informative solution. I was responsible for implementing the server that would aggregate data from the machines and make it available to the mobile application. Using a multi-criteria decision-making process, we decided to have the machines push their data to a server, which the mobile application would pull from. This allowed for real-time monitoring and improved operational efficiency. The technologies I utilized included .NET Core, C#, Android Studio, and SQL.