I’ve rebuilt a product’s entire frontend twice through two design overhauls, shipped one codebase to web, iOS and Android, and taken an application through SOC 2. React, Next.js and TypeScript are where I’m fastest.
Two and a half years translating design files into production interfaces with TypeScript, Material UI and Emotion — matched to the spec, not approximated.
Patricia AI's frontend went through two complete brand and architecture overhauls. I rebuilt it both times, and the component architecture had to survive both.
SOC 2 compliance, then a full GCP-to-Azure migration with the service kept live. It changed how I think about frontend architecture beyond the component level.
Five projects across product teams and freelance work. Live links where the work is public.

Owned the web frontend from Figma to production across two full design overhauls, including a handoff into a Unity WebGL 3D environment and Stripe payments.

Owned complete features end to end — the user-facing interface through the data and auth layer behind it — as part of a small dev team, with direct client accountability.

Personal site for a Vietnamese travel and lifestyle creator — bilingual VI/EN, dark and light themes, and a map of the places she has covered, built to hold up on the phones her audience actually uses.

A European secure-workspace platform — chat, meetings and collaboration in one product, built with data sovereignty as a requirement rather than a feature. I work across the full stack in a two-developer team, sharing deployment and architectural decisions.

Frontend work across an employee-management platform, including a flagship geofencing feature: polygon containment, boundary transitions and distance accumulation, accurate enough to drive real field-agent payouts and replace manual claims.
Started in hybrid mobile, went deep on React, and kept taking on whatever sat next to the frontend until it included the infrastructure.
I’m a frontend engineer based in India, working remotely with distributed teams. Most of my seven years has gone into workflow-heavy products: a geofencing system that calculated real payouts, an AI product whose frontend I rebuilt from scratch twice, an insurance app shipped to three platforms from one codebase.
What I enjoy is the work that sits just past the component — API contracts, production behaviour, the edge case nobody specced. That’s also how I ended up taking an application through SOC 2 and leading a cloud migration, and it’s changed how I think about frontend architecture since.
I’m comfortable working async, reviewing other people’s code, and onboarding people onto mine.
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