i enjoy building things with software especially for the web
about
i have spent the last few years working on everything from sports analytics platforms, banking systems and tax solutions. i have learned that the best code is the kind that solves real problems for people. currently, i'm working on cloud-based tools that help professionals get their work done faster and with less hassle.
before that, i was in the finance world building systems to catch bad actors and keep money safe. i also worked on some cool sports tech stuff where we tracked everything from player performance to game analytics. what i love most about coding is that moment when everything clicks and you realize you've built something that actually makes someone's life a little bit easier.
in free time, i like to play guitar and read books. gaming is my second favorite thing to do, so ps5 is my go-to. spending my time with pet dogs always brings me joy and refreshes my soul, i usually top it off with some anime and soothing music that bring peace to my mind.
skills
java
typescript
react.js
angular
next.js
express.js
spring boot
react native
ngrx
redux toolkit
java
typescript
react.js
angular
next.js
express.js
spring boot
react native
ngrx
redux toolkit
java
typescript
react.js
angular
next.js
express.js
spring boot
react native
ngrx
redux toolkit
java
typescript
react.js
angular
next.js
express.js
spring boot
react native
ngrx
redux toolkit
restful apis
single spa
stencil
jasmine
jest
sql
mongodb
git
jenkins
teamcity
restful apis
single spa
stencil
jasmine
jest
sql
mongodb
git
jenkins
teamcity
restful apis
single spa
stencil
jasmine
jest
sql
mongodb
git
jenkins
teamcity
restful apis
single spa
stencil
jasmine
jest
sql
mongodb
git
jenkins
teamcity
experience
IRIS
Platform
AML
Software Engineer
Sep 2023 - Present
Award winning software and solutions for the businesses of the future
Capgemini
DBS Bank
AML
Senior Software Engineer
Mar 2021 - Sep 2023
Get the future you want
Sports Vision
Team USA
Software Engineer
Oct 2018 - Feb 2021
The World's First LLM for Sports Video Understanding
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its always me v/s me
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