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Three years as product owner on a production ERP-to-webshop integration syncing orders, clients, products, and images. The Selectline API was unreliable by design, so the sync pipeline had to be idempotent, retry-heavy, and maintainable under same-day hotfix pressure.
Built for a client processing large volumes of interviews. Recordings flow through Celery orchestration, uploaded documents are embedded, and a tag system controls which context slices are available per interview so the AI chat stays relevant instead of spraying generic retrieval.
Delivered the full Flutter client and Django REST backend for a production app used by workers in a Saarbrucken factory. This is the kind of project where reliability, usable flows, and operational clarity matter more than launch-page theatrics.
Took over a slow CI pipeline, reworked shell scripts, restructured Dockerfiles for layer caching, and introduced multi-stage builds. The result was not a micro-optimization for bragging rights but a real delivery multiplier reused across multiple projects.
Built an order management solution on Microsoft's low-code stack, then pushed past platform limits with a Flask microservice deployed on Azure AKS. Good example of working pragmatically with the stack a client already has instead of forcing a rewrite for ego.
Delivered several production frontend implementations at Westcode: component architecture, routing, reactive forms, API integration, and end-to-end coverage in Playwright. Not glamorous, but exactly the kind of bread-and-butter execution serious client work is made of.
This is the part of your profile that reads like grown-up engineering: cross-origin APIs, token management, SSO through Azure Entra ID, and cluster policies that go beyond default settings once systems become non-trivial.
Instead of stopping at MIME checks, this proof-of-concept parses SVG structure and inspects embedded script behavior, event handlers, and injection surfaces. It works well as a case study because it shows how you think when a standard package only solves half the problem.
