Lead Frontend / Software Engineer since 2019. I build CRM and dealer management systems for the automotive industry - software that helps car dealerships sell, finance, lease, and manage vehicles, customers, and daily operations.
I owned the entire frontend lifecycle end to end: architecture, implementation, and production delivery. I plan technical decisions ahead of time, design for scalability from day one, and work across complex multi-step forms, REST API integration, authentication, and role-based access control. I also have hands-on production experience with Node.js, PHP, APIs, and relational databases on the backend side. I actively use AI tools to speed up development and improve day-to-day productivity - from exploring codebases and refactoring to debugging and technical decision-making.
Earlier, I built and maintained e-commerce stores on OpenCart and WordPress/WooCommerce. I also develop custom add-ons, plugins, and widgets for websites and office applications.
Main web application for car dealership operations
A large-scale React/TypeScript single-page application used by car dealerships every day. Sales teams add and price vehicles, structure deals, manage buyers, track loan accounts, run reports, and publish inventory to the dealership website - all from one interface. Built with PrimeReact, Formik/Yup validation, MobX state management, and a JWT-secured Axios API layer.
Admin panel and shared UI component library
React/TypeScript admin application and a shared UI component library built on the Metronic design system. Used to onboard and manage dealerships, configure users and roles, handle leads, manage API keys, and control platform-wide settings across the product suite.
End-to-end platform for vehicle sales, financing, and dealership management
A dealer management platform that covers the full automotive retail workflow: from adding a vehicle to stock and pricing it, through closing a sale or lease agreement, to ongoing account payments and compliance. Three connected applications - admin, CRM, and client - share one API and a unified role-based access model.