Led development of a multi-feature communication platform (chat, calls, microapps) tailored for low-bandwidth, multilingual users in Africa and emerging markets. Ensured privacy, security, and digital inclusivity. Delivered end-to-end solutions using Drupal 10, PHP 8.1, AWS, JS, SOLR, and mentored junior developers through code reviews and collaboration.

Successfully managed and delivered the Andritz project within 18 months, surpassing client expectations. Led a cross-functional team to ensure on-time completion and high client satisfaction. Applied effective project management strategies, achieving a 20% improvement in delivery efficiency.

Developed an e-learning platform for partners, allowing users to enroll in online courses and obtain certificates upon completion. Led a cross-functional team to deliver the Tesvolt project on schedule, ensuring high client satisfaction.

The ASSA ABLOY Group is the global leader in access solutions. Our offering covers products and services related to openings, such as locks, doors, gates and entrance automation solutions. This also includes expertise in controlling identities with keys, cards, tags, mobile and biometric identity verification systems.

Worked on a Directus-based headless CMS solution backed by PostgreSQL for an enterprise client in Africa. My primary responsibility was implementing new functionalities within the CMS, extending collections, and designing relational data models to support evolving business needs. I managed and structured content to ensure it was API-ready for frontend consumption through secure REST endpoints. Additionally, I configured roles, permissions, and workflows to maintain data integrity and access control. I collaborated closely with frontend developers to align API contracts and optimize performance, ensuring scalable, consistent, and efficient content delivery across multiple digital platforms.

Project involved developing a translation platform which learned by human translation and translation suggestions from other translation service providers, guided by human translators. It improved translation quality over time and reduced per word Indian language translation cost. To get the data we have to parse different kinds of files like xlsx, XML, JSON, ini, properties and finaly save the data in the database for translations. All parsers are created as microservice and integrated to the main server.