Luke Grayland

Deciding on technical approaches for frontend tasks\nSet and enforce best software development practices\nDeveloping reusable code and libraries\nSetting up unit testing strategy for application\nSupporting junior developers with assigned tasks\n\nCurrent project:\nPublic facing app allowing user to search for properties, built with Next.js, TypeScript as a SSR frontend with a Node backend\nPrevious project:\nClient internal app showcasing properties across a multi-screen system, built with Vue, Vuex and RabbitMQ

Assisting in setup for new site and common technology stacks\nAdvising on common practices when using React for a frontend project\nAdvising developers, assisting in code reviews and implementation design

Assisting junior developers with frameworks and libraries used in project, like React, Redux and Redux Sagas. Refinement on features and task and how these will be achieved from a technical side Providing post-launch support for defect and problem resolution Implementing unit testing Implement new features and improve existing ones Assisting in back-end integration\n\nProjects worked on include: Online streaming service for one of the major providers in the Netherlands, built with React Internal Design sprint app built with React Native Data analysis platform for a pharmaceutical company using the Qlik library and D3 Mobile application for syncing data from glucometers to a medical API, built with React Native

Working with lead developer to plan architecture of app\nDevelopment of prototypes and proofs of concepts\nRESTful API development\nCross browser testing\nResearch, develop and propose new technologies to improve or benefit the system architecture\nProviding post-launch support for defect and problem resolution \n \nProjects worked on include:\nConverted WordPress e-commerce site to Shopify implementing new designs\nWeb platform for an IOT device detecting leaks in homes, built with Angular 1 with a Rails back end\nWeb platform for landlords and tenants to manage repairs on a property, built with Angular 1 with a Rails back end