I build enterprise-scale insurance products as a full-stack developer at 32Bit. Most of my work is about turning complex business rules — from premium calculations to multi-step application flows — into reliable, type-safe interfaces. I build on React and TypeScript, architect forms end to end with React Hook Form and Zod, and ship on top of Material UI while staying true to enterprise design systems.
I like thinking a product through end to end: building the interface with React and TypeScript while also writing the services behind it in Java and Spring Boot, and shaping the design myself when needed. It means I don't see the job as merely turning a given design into code, but as owning the whole problem — from the data model to the screen the user sees. What drives me is building simple, predictable solutions in systems where the cost of a mistake is high.
01form flows
I build conditionally branching, multi-step application flows — with React Hook Form and Zod discriminated-union schemas. Step-level validation, draft saving, and types auto-derived from the schema are all part of the standard setup.
02performance
I build calculation interfaces driven by complex business rules that update instantly as fields change — with MUI table and form combinations that stay performant on large datasets.
03design system
I build shared form component libraries used across teams — aligned with corporate brand guidelines and accessibility standards — by extending the MUI theme.
Projects I built end to end, on my own — outside my day job. Real links, real code.
01toyota-casecase study
A React case study I delivered during a hiring process, modeling a production-line defect-tracking interface. I focused on enterprise scenarios: a multi-language UI (5 languages, i18n), a custom virtual keyboard for touch devices, a virtualized table for large datasets, dynamic visual mapping, and UI locking during operations.
02alinir-mi.app
A web app that helps you answer the question "should I buy it?" through community votes. On this team graduation project I owned the frontend; the backend was built by teammates with .NET and PostgreSQL. Development is currently paused.
03artibir-nfc
A product that makes it easier for cafés and restaurants to collect customer reviews. Given a business's Google Maps ID and logo, it auto-generates QR- and NFC-ready standees from templates and outputs print-ready PNG/PDF files. A Node.js redirect server lets the target Google review link change without reprinting the chip. Built with a friend; I contributed to both the frontend and backend.
A step-by-step guide to a type-safe, reusable, and clean form architecture using React Hook Form, Zod, and MUI together — with generic wrapper components and Zod schemas.
A guide to setting up multi-language (i18n) support in a React project using react-intl and the provider pattern — from choosing a localization package to implementation.
How I spend my time when I step away from the screen.
Whether you need full-stack support for an enterprise-scale product or just want to say hello — drop me a line.
