How my work has changed

career timeline

A short account of what I was learning at each stage, and how the work widened from frontend features to systems that span teams and services.

Today
Full-stack engineering at Dynamox
Product-facing features, backend architecture, and data that has to stay consistent across services.
2025
Designing distributed systems
Dynamox. Cross-service consistency, event-driven systems, and decisions that span the stack.
2024
Building frontend systems
Design System, reusable frontend components, standards the team adopted voluntarily.
2023
Building production frontend applications
Frontend Intern at AQTech. Vue, real users, real constraints.
2022
Learning professional software development
Freelance work under an experienced engineer. Git, code review, delivery discipline.
where it happened
Dynamox2025-PresentFull Stack Developer (mid-level)
Learning distributed systems and software architecture — Industrial monitoring & inspection company where I grew from junior to mid-level full-stack developer, becoming the team's reference for cross-service data synchronization.
AQTech2024-2025Frontend Developer
Learning frontend engineering — Predictive-maintenance company for wind farms, and my first professional engineering role on a team, where I went from a freelance developer building screens to the team's frontend reference, and introduced frontend engineering standards (a Design System) where none existed.
Freelance2021-2024Freelance Frontend Developer
Learning professional software development — My first professional software experience, implementing frontend features inside an existing codebase, under the review of an experienced engineer, where I learned how real software projects actually work.