Vetted Dashboard Development Professionals

“Frontend/full-stack engineer (~5 years) who led large-scale React + TypeScript products including a Shutterstock-like media platform with private, invite-based content and SSO-style auth redirection. Strong in performance for media-heavy experiences (thumbnails, CDN, caching, chunking) and in quality systems (Vitest, E2E, CI gates, QA/staging). Also built a complex Figma/PowerPoint-like editor with custom state management and undo/redo history tracking.”

“Senior frontend engineer focused on building and scaling React + TypeScript dashboard products with real-time data. Emphasizes pragmatic architecture (feature-based modules, local-first state), performance optimization (lazy loading/code splitting/throttling), and safe delivery practices (incremental refactors, tests, feature-flagged rollouts with QA and metrics-driven iteration).”

“Full-stack developer who built and shipped Asrify.com (a combined Jira + Hubstaff-style app) end-to-end using PostgreSQL/Laravel/Vue/Docker with unit tests and Cypress. Also worked on an Australian school management platform (Qobox) with multiple portals (staff/students/guardians), focusing on scalability via query optimization, indexing, and Redis caching; strong in React but not in Java/SpringBoot.”

“Performance marketer focused on DTC ecommerce growth, owning execution, creative direction, and media buying across Meta and TikTok. Demonstrated strong experimentation and CRO chops (CTR 1.8%→7% in 2 weeks; up to 9% overall; +3% conversion lift) and hands-on analytics/tracking troubleshooting (GA4/Shopify reconciliation, Pixel debugging, server-side CAPI via GTM) to restore performance and data integrity.”

“Frontend/full-stack engineer who built a fast-food ordering web app and a minimal one-page real-time admin dashboard (Supabase + Postgres) with role-based access. Emphasizes scalable architecture, strict TypeScript validation, and quality practices (error boundaries, backend validation, unit testing), and has experience refactoring messy codebases into reusable components with consistent Tailwind theming.”