Bilal Awan

I was the lead full-stack developer for Water Mission, designing and implementing dynamic community apps and web dashboards using React and React Native. The app is fully dynamic, with all pages and forms designed using the designer portal via drag-and-drop. Users create the forms, pages, and reports through the portal, which would be used as screens in the React Native application. We used CouchDB for offline storage and atomic design pattern to achieve dynamic forms and page creation and maximize component reusability. I was directly involved in requirement gathering and designed the configurations schema and code architecture.

2TWNTY4 provides up-to-date insight into the status of the entire chain 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This allows hospitals and chain partners to coordinate patient flows. On this project, I was the Vue engineer. My three-person front-end team and I managed the dashboard, added new features to the software, fixed bugs, and connected third-party APIs. Updated the web application's look and feel to improve user experience.

Go Dispatch is a SASS shuttle app for Android and iOS devices allowing travelers to book mobile phone rides. There are two apps, one for the driver and the other for the rider. The drivers will make themselves available using the driver app. When the rider wants to book a ride, the rider app will show the nearest shuttle and the ETA to the rider based on the rider's geolocation. When a driver accepts the request from the rider, the rider app will show the nearest stop to the rider where the shuttle will arrive. It has a dashboard where the admin can also book a ride on the customer's behalf. The dashboard has all the features that a mobile device has.

I worked as a full-stack engineer on this project. I designed and architected this application, initially intended as a clone of the Uber application. Later, we modified it to a shuttle service. I used MongoDB with Express.js (Node.js) and React with Redux. For the deployment, I used Heroku for the back end and later moved it to AWS EC2; for the front end, we used another instance of EC2.

Ammiza is a vehicle management system and scalable software to track vehicles, drivers, fuel management, payroll management, and attendance management with proper ACL implementation.

I worked as a full-stack engineer on this project. I was tasked with building the database relationships and architecture of the whole application with the help of three other engineers. I worked closely with the project manager and the end client to collect project requirements. Collaborated with the UI/UX team to update the designs on Figma and developed the React styled-components with Material UI to give shape to the application. The app's front end is React based, the back end is in Node.js (Express.js), and the database is MySQL. As a team, we followed strong Agile principles for daily standups, retrospective meetings, task division, etc.

E-parking is a web application where users can book a vehicle by selecting a location and time. They can see a list of available companies offering parking facilities at their selected time, choose a company, and put vehicle details and addresses along with payment details for the parking fee. The application has three different roles—admin, company, and user.

Admins can see booking details of the current day and whole parking spaces against each company. They handle overall revenue, user details, company information, or dashboard chart representation. Using the drag-and-drop option, they can also make a daily roster or charge a plan for each company. Companies can also see their earnings—the more bookings against them, the more revenue they get.

I worked as a team lead full-stack on this project. I used React as the front-end library and Lumen Laravel as the back-end API development language. For the payment gateway, I used Stripe and Paypal.

Fintransformer is a Vue-based application that allows users and companies to convert their financial statements from Russian or any other language to English. Additionally, it enables users to analyze the company's financial health and provide recommendations.

I worked as a full-stack engineer on this project. This is a microservices-based application where on the back-end side, I used NestJS, and on the front-end client-side app, I used Vue, and the admin panel is developed using Angular 8.

Group Captain acquires rich architectural design to meet real-world problems and can handle the process management of macro organizations. The application must simplify different platforms' complexity and make applications scalable with Docker images.

Group Captain includes Project Management System (PMS), organizational charts (hierarchical tree), daily employee work logs, and access control on application and project levels. It encapsulates multiple micro front-end applications wrapped in a main application and behaves like a single application.

I worked as a full-stack/React engineer on this project, mainly working on the front-end side, where I had to manage different micro front-end apps. Worked on different dashboards, charts, visuals, and maps

This procurement management system is responsible for automating the procurement process and handling all the steps related to procurement and inventory. It includes purchase requisition, stock indent, request for quotation, and purchase orders, including the purchase order approval workflow. A successful purchase order carries toward the inward gate pass followed by goods receiving the note. The GRN approval workflow decides whether stock should returned or be registered. And finally, the stock can be issued to the employee. I worked as a full-stack engineer on this project and used React and Node.js with MongoDB.

Veda Transportation Solution is a web app developed for a government project for the metro bus service, functional in almost all major cities of Pakistan.

Veda Transportation Solution manages metro buses' daily routes, resources (drivers, dispatchers), shifts, vehicle trackers, daily driver duty rosters, dispatcher duty rosters, daily dispatch system, and day-end activity. It also includes daily and monthly reports, including summary KM reports, daily roster reports, planned daily dispatch, and revenue KM reports.

I worked as the front-end engineer on this project and used Vue.js. I also used a GraphQL client for APIs and Storybook for the components.

Finmark is a platform that takes complex financial concepts and calculations and distills them down into a simple-to-use interface so companies can easily update, inspect, and share their financial metrics. From pre-revenue to pre-IPO, companies rely on Finmark to align teams, drive collaboration, reduce costs and resources, and build the next generation of great startups.

I worked as a React Engineer on this project. I also used Storybook for the components and Cypress for unit testing.

Artvisor is a private online art advisory service that offers access to artworks by both emerging and established artists. It is a secure and reliable membership-based platform for aspiring collectors new to the art market.

I had worked as a React developer for Artvisor and implemented best practices and a nice user experience.

A platform that helps podcasters promote their new episodes by providing smart, short-listening links specifically for social media promotion.

I worked as a full-stack developer on this project, primarily using React and Tailwind CSS.

Logverz is a composable data analytics tool that makes work dramatically easier and cheaper for users, from processing to collaboration. It was built with cutting-edge technologies and design principles, like serverless computing, WebRTC, and IaC. Logverz has a novel source and available licensing model where system usage is free, and commercial support and development are on top of the platform with a small licensing fee.

I worked as a full-stack engineer on this project. I used Vue.js for the front-end application and the back end is serverless. I also used an AWS API gateway with Lambda functions. The app was developed in Vue2, which I upgraded to Vue3 and added new features and did bug fixing

Eupheme is a dating application where users can create their profiles and connect with each other. It has many features like video calls, audio calls, chatting, and on-demand video sharing, a tool that content creators can use to earn money.

I worked as the lead engineer on this project. I used Node.js on the back-end side for APIs and Next.js (React) on the front-end side, with MongoDB for the database and TypeScript on both ends. I used CometChat for the chat and audio/video calls. I am now migrating to my own WebRTC-based solution using peer connection.

Shopappy enables local independent shops and businesses to show information, products, and services for sale in a specific town or city in a single place. Shopappy encourages users to visit a particular place and use nearby shops and businesses. It also combines all the products and services into categories so users can search for items easily or choose to look at the products in their favorite shops instead.

I worked as a front-end engineer on this project. I used Next.js (React) and auth0 connections for multiple APIs like Etsy, eBay, and Amazon for authorization.

I created a skill using Alexa Shopping Actions. Users can invoke a skill by saying—Alexa, get me a gift. It involved switching the in-development skill from a voice flow and drag-and-drop architecture to the Alexa infrastructure. I added a new skill that now suggests gift ideas to users. For example, if they are looking for a gift for an anniversary or birthday, this skill will offer ideas, and if users like the gift idea, the product will be added to their Amazon shopping cart.

I worked as a Node.js engineer on this project. I used AWS Lambda and the Amazon Alexa Skills kit for the development and AWS DynamoDB for the data storage.

A retail app where people can upload product listings and offer realistic prices based on an AI model. Moreover, this app offers a unique discount strategy for subscribers and non-subscriber members.