Professional work and personal projects

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I worked on an international digital commerce platform focused on selling game titles and subscription-based products. Because of confidentiality, I cannot share the specific platform, but it was the kind of project that gave me a strong foundation in building production frontend experiences for real customers.

I contributed to account and checkout-related flows, including profile management, payment method linking, purchase confirmation, and ongoing improvements to the buying experience. Alongside supporting existing features, I also worked on new ones across a frontend stack based on TypeScript and Next.js, while the backend evolved from Kotlin services to Node.js with GraphQL.

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I worked on a design system for an insurance company as part of a website renewal project. My focus was on building a reusable component library and organizing it into a clear, structured catalog that could support consistent implementation across the site.

The system was built with Astro and Storybook, and my work centered on creating components that could be reused in an AI-supported website development workflow. What I found especially interesting about this project was the balance between visual consistency, practical reuse, and thinking about components not just as isolated UI pieces, but as part of a broader system that other people and tools could work with.

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I am currently working on a social-network-like platform that is used internally within the company and is also being developed with future client distribution in mind. The product includes profile creation, role and office information, topic-based posting, and other features centered around communication and visibility across an organization.

My current work includes functionality for uploading files to user profiles and topics. The project has also given me experience working in a mixed frontend environment, with Flutter used as part of the frontend stack. Another interesting aspect of this work is the development process itself, which is strongly supported by an AI-assisted environment with agent-based tools for writing code, searching internal documentation, and helping with tasks such as issue creation. I find this especially interesting because it changes not only how features are built, but also how development workflows are structured and supported.