During my time at Multiset Hub, I built a strong foundation in web development by learning and applying the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I worked on small projects that helped me understand how websites are structured, styled, and made interactive. This experience gave me the confidence to move from theory to practice and sparked my interest in building user-friendly applications.

At SleepOffice, I worked as a Frontend Developer, where I built responsive and accessible UI components using Next.js, TypeScript, and TailwindCSS. I collaborated closely with designers and backend engineers to improve usability and integrate APIs seamlessly, boosting load speed by 25% and reducing data retrieval times by 30%. One of my key highlights was creating real-time dashboards for sleep centers, which improved operational efficiency by 15%. I also used TypeScript to enhance reliability, cutting runtime errors by 40%.

At Hotbuymart, I worked as a Frontend Developer, focusing on building and maintaining an e-commerce platform with React, Next.js, and TailwindCSS. I implemented product listing pages, shopping cart flows, and checkout experiences. I also optimized page performance, cutting load times by 35%, and integrated secure payment gateways to streamline transactions. Collaborating with cross-functional teams, I helped create a scalable architecture that supported a growing product catalog and improved overall shopping experience for customers, also capable of handling 2,000+ concurrent users compared to the previous 500 concurrent users limit.

At Billsalert, I worked on redesigning the company website to give it a modern, responsive look. Using Next.js, TailwindCSS, and TypeScript, I improved the site’s performance, accessibility, and overall user experience. I focused on creating a clean design, faster load times, and better mobile responsiveness, ensuring the website reflected the professionalism of the brand while making it easier for users to navigate and engage with the platform.