Four years of frontend, mostly on the hard screens.

Top contributor to the encyclopedia's Next.js frontend, and one of two engineers on Sophia, its AI editor. Four production apps across one ecosystem: a high-traffic reference site, an AI writing tool, the public product site, and an internal HR platform.

• Own Sophia's editor, an AI drafting workflow that streams the agent's edits in as it writes and has lifted weekly wiki output by over 300%.
• Harden the site's data fetching, where failed requests were being cached as real answers and could pin a page at zero for hours.
• Keep thousands of article pages indexing cleanly rather than competing, through canonical URLs, complete Open Graph tags and safe description truncation on every page template.
• Shipped article revision history and restore, letting readers open any past version and owners roll one back, with edit access checked server-side rather than trusted from the client.
• Built BrainDAO's public staking page from the design file, animated gauges, a lock estimator and a decay plot, then led the site's upgrade to Next.js 16 and React 19.
• Sole engineer on the internal HR platform the company runs on, covering leave balances, public-holiday accounting and approvals, every figure derived from one shared ledger module.

Next.js · React 19 · GraphQL · TanStack Query · Vercel AI SDK · wagmi

Every screen the company has, on both platforms: the web app, the React Native companion on Expo, and the admin console the business is run from. All three built from the ground up, majority author on each, and in the room for the product decisions behind them.

• Ship a 52-route Next.js web app and a 67-screen React Native app in step, written to the same data-layer and typing conventions.
• Maintain a 37-component design system of shared tokens and primitives, which cut the time to ship a new feature roughly in half.
• Shipped a custom reel editor, crash-proof draft autosave and realtime chat over Socket.IO, so users never lose work and messages arrive instantly.
• Set the frontend standards a distributed team works to, code review, secure auth and CI on every merge, keeping quality steady as the codebase grows.

Next.js 16 · React 19 · React Native · Expo · TanStack Query · Socket.IO

Led the frontend on two operational platforms, both taken from first commit to daily use: a patient-records system that ran in real clinics, and the ERP around it. Software for people who get no training and can't afford a mistake.

• Built the patient-records front end from the first commit and rolled it out across multiple clinics, mapping a real visit from registration through triage and consult to billing.
• Lifted internal productivity by roughly 80% by redesigning core workflows around how staff actually work, informed by on-site research in the clinics themselves.
• Gave reception, doctors, lab and billing their own view of a single patient record, configured per clinic rather than forked per clinic.
• Built the front end for a realtime messaging product that reached 1,000+ users and about 100k messages a day within six months.
• Established the frontend architecture the team grew into: component structure, state patterns and the conventions every new hire learned on.

React · Redux · GraphQL · TypeScript