Tomasz Dąbrowski

A platform that allows creating business applications in a distributed environment with little or no code. I joined that project as the back-end engineer when it started. My primary responsibility was designing and developing the engine for creating and testing business applications.

Sneaker Con is a platform for vendors and buyers that allows users to buy, sell, and trade sneakers. I was the back-end developer and worked on implementing new business features; I also integrated the application with other systems and scaled it to handle thousands of concurrent users.

In this project, my main responsibilities revolved around improving the performance and introducing new back-end features to the Java-based Goal Setting Platform. The back-end was developed using technologies such as Spring and GraphQL, and it was integrated with a front-end application. My tasks included optimizing the back-end performance. Additionally, I contributed to the platform by adding several new features, including public projects, Gantt charts, and support for attachments.