Greece
Working on two successful products: Time2L and WeMatch Time2L is a digital timesheet solution tailored to the needs of project-based businesses. It comes with 3 apps: Tracker (mobile app), Portal (browser) and Swipe (tablets). Using Tracker app employees are able to create and submit their timesheets, while higher roles can manage their teams and approve and authorize the timesheets of their team members. Users are also provided with access to a powerful admin Portal where working hours are presented via a customizable dashboard and a wide range of live reports. Time2L Swipe allows team members to use a tag to swipe in and out of their jobs on their superiors' devices. WeMatch is a mobile app helping professionals connect with each other and find potential business partners during professional events. - Involved in the development of all 3 Time2L products simultaneously - Developed new features in a fast and reliable manner and fixed challenging bugs - Led the development of WeMatch and encouraged the adoption of React to it - Learned MeteorJs and React very fast and gained more responsibilities very soon - Encouraged the use of and ensured quality with unit, integration and e2e tests - Presented Time2L at Innomine conference in Chile with great success - Full stack development using MeteorJs, Blaze, React, MongoDB, Chrome Plugin Development, Bootstrap, Ionic, ES6, Tinytest (package testing), Mocha (unit and integration testing), Nightwatch (e2e testing), Git
Solely responsible for the development of the front-end of a social collaboration platform. Users can organize anything that matters to them, their projects, work, interests or ideas. They can create personal or public projects, collaborate with others and work on those projects together in real-time. - Front-end development using AngularJs, Foundation, Gulp, Sass, Karma (unit testing), Protractor (e2e testing), Bower, Git
Responsible for the development of the "Development Tool" of the DPCM (Development, Planning, Commissioning, Maintenance) platform. The "Development Tool" is a bundle of several tools, aimed to help users to develop and simulate Wireless Sensor Applications. - Programmed two domain-specific languages used for programming and simulating wireless sensor nodes in a more easy way - Developed Eclipse Plugins so as to add editing support for the DSLs mentioned above in Eclipse IDE - Solely responsible for the front-end development of a web app used for setting up and executing wireless sensor network simulations - Co-authored and reviewed the project's technical deliverables - Tools used: Xtext, Java Xtend, EMF, ExtJs, AngularJs, Javascript, CSS, HTML, Couchdb, Git