Dan Avramescu

A React/Node.js/MongoDB-based app that allows companies to manage their stocks across multiple warehouses, add and manage client contacts, and create internal and external orders with several payment types.

AnyOneThing creates online theatrical experiences that often get the viewer to participate in the play through his microphone and/or camera. I was tasked with creating an administrative UI with React, which interfaces the back-end API (written in Ruby on Rails) and facilitates administrators to edit the sequences of scenes and theatrical cues (videos, audios, images, and sounds).

Moreover, I created a box office application (also in React) and optimized and evolved the showrunner to work across browsers and offer a better overall experience.

I was part of a two-founder team of Tradunity: a bootstrapped startup. Our goal was to help beginner traders find success in the financial markets.

I was responsible for technical development and leading the technical team as we grew. I also created the original app and integrated it with all the vital services we needed to create a thriving community.

As our team grew to eight people, so did my responsibilities. We created and executed a very efficient product and promotion strategy, which led to great results. Tradunity has turned a profit from the first month up until the beginning of 2020. The project was closed at the beginning of 2020.

ClassRoomQ is a Node.js and React app that allows students and teachers in virtual classrooms to interact with each other in a structured way. There were two authorization levels. The authentication had to be done through a middleware that could identify users who were already logged in to a WordPress application. The Node.js and React interaction was done through WebSockets rather than an API to facilitate the two-way interaction between authenticated and anonymous users.