Built a dispute management dashboard using react.js.

The dashboard is a tool for tracking, managing, and resolving disputes.

It provides an intuitive interface that allows users to navigate through dispute cases, view detailed information about each case, and write and view defenses.

The dashboard also includes a dynamic filtering system and a search bar, allowing users to efficiently search through disputes using usernames or invoice IDs. With features like pagination and a limit filter, it handles large
data volumes smoothly.

The dashboard helped the company increase their retention rates.

Following my internship at V-Count, where I completed the design phase of the global device configuration system, I transitioned to a part-time role.

I shifted my focus to back-end development, writing Microservices in Node.js.

These Microservices were designed to communicate with V-Count’s globally deployed devices via MQTT to make
the necessary configurations.

I was solely responsible for transforming the global device configuration system of V-Count.

I migrated the system from PHP and JQuery to a more modern and efficient technology stack using React.js, with
Material-UI for the interface design.