Igor Geshoski

A platform that supports many different types of real estate evaluations. The platform also contains a complex security system setup allowing fine-grained access control.
As a full-stack developer, I contributed to both the Java (Spring) based back end and the AngularJS-based front end. Additionally, I provided support for new teammates, assisting them with onboarding and integration into the project.

I worked as a Java developer on software designed to calculate withholding tax for a Swiss bank with branches across many European countries. The project involved complex business logic, built in a generic and scalable manner to accommodate the varying financial laws related to withholding tax in different countries.

CQ5-based web portal for a health insurance company. The project allowed the administrators to dynamically update the content of the portal. Also, as part of the portal, the users could use many of the calculators for calculating their health insurance plan. I worked as a full-stack developer, leveraging the Adobe CQ5 large-scale web content management system.

Platform for forex trading with a main focus for users who don't have in-depth knowledge of algorithms or some programming techniques to create complex strategies for trading. A main focus of the platform is to allow users to enter expressions (in a user-friendly editor) that will later be evaluated as strategies for trading. There's a possibility to run back-tests to test some trading strategy against historical data, and also to let some strategy run and trade automatically for some specific amount of time, and retrieve real-time performance analysis of each trading strategy. The project was built using Java/Spring Boot in the back end and Angular 4 in the front end. The back end was structured in a microservice architecture. By that, all the different back-end and front-end requirements imposed a real technical challenge.