Lead Developer — SaaS Product Suite (React + .NET Microservices)

Led the development of Itequia’s first SaaS product suite within a team of four engineers, owning both frontend and backend architecture.

• Designed and implemented the frontend architecture using React, TypeScript, and TanStack Query
• Built reusable component libraries with Tailwind CSS to improve consistency and development speed
• Developed backend services using .NET following a microservices architecture
• Designed REST APIs and data models (PostgreSQL) to support scalable product features
• Led technical decisions, code reviews, and architectural standards across the team
• Collaborated closely with product stakeholders and designers to deliver production-ready features

Tech: React, TypeScript, TanStack Query, Zustand, Tailwind CSS, .NET, REST APIs, Microservices

TeamInsights (Angular)

Led migration to modern Angular architecture

• Improved website performance and load times
• Built reusable UI components to improve development speed
• Focused on clean architecture and maintainable code

Tech: Angular, TypeScript, .NET, REST APIs

During my university studies, I specialised in web technologies, real-time systems, and 3D graphics, with a strong focus on virtual reality and interactive applications. Below are selected academic projects showcasing my work in Unity development, VR tracking, and browser-based multiplayer experiences.

OpenVR Unity Tracking — Bachelor’s thesis project. Developed a Unity plugin for real-time 3D player tracking using HTC Vive base stations and trackers without requiring a head-mounted display. Focused on spatial calibration, low-latency tracking, and VR interaction systems.

Metal Birlant — Narrative-driven game built with Unity, exploring interactive storytelling, game mechanics design, and player-driven progression within a 3D environment.

3D Chat — A browser-based VR chat prototype featuring proximity voice chat and room management. Implemented real-time multiplayer interaction and spatial communication directly in the web environment.