What is claimed
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Where the years went

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1. 2022.03 — present

   Frontend part lead

   Proptech · internal platform and customer-facing services

   Owned

   Built and ran the design system — React components and an icon library as packages, automated publishing to a private registry, foundations and tokens designed together with the design team. Stood up a new service on a monorepo, rebuilt the mobile web, and built an external CRM from scratch. The deployment pipeline was set up in this era too.

   What this era changed

   The work moved from getting it right alone to keeping several people from getting it wrong. The habit of writing conventions into a document and pinning them with a gate started here — because things that fail silently kept getting through review.

   What you can read

   • Building a tab browser inside a browser
   • Seven people's deploy schedule on one screen
   • I built the boundary out of the wrong material, three times
   • The sidebar vanished on exactly one screen
   • There was no need to cut the release branch late

2. 2021.07 — 2022.02

   Tech lead

   Early-stage startup · mobile app and API

   Owned

   Owned a React Native app from screen design through store release, and built a React admin and a NestJS REST API alongside it. Designed the OAuth flow and JWT authorisation directly, and ran CI/CD and the servers from the same seat.

   What this era changed

   Learned that almost no decision ends at the front end. Only after writing the auth flow through to the server did it become clear what token expiry actually costs the screen.

3. 2020.05 — 2020.12

   IT team lead

   Logistics B2B2C · warehouse management

   Owned

   Developed a B2B2C platform while analysing the existing warehouse management system and doing the up-front design for its rebuild. The real deliverable was the handover and the technical write-up at an early stage of the service.

   What this era changed

   Eight months, and what was left behind was documents rather than code. It was the first time the deliverable in a role built around handover turned out to be a record someone else could read.

4. 2013.01 — 2020.04

   Frontend · app development

   Agency and early-stage startups (summarised)

   Owned

   Built a React Native car-sharing service, and maintained admin tools and services on Vue 2 and Angular. Took over and worked in legacy environments across a number of agency projects.

   What this era changed

   Most of it was inherited work. The habit of reading someone else's code first was formed here, and it is also why the tool being built now is one that reads other people's changes.

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