Daniel Nadasan

Reditus is an affiliate management platform for B2B SaaS. I joined the lean team as a third employee, being responsible for the front end and UX design.

I started by migrating the front end from a Ruby on Rails monolith to a NextJS React application. I defined the architecture and conventions so that the contribution was consistent.

I designed the dashboard's branding and UX using Figma. This led to the creation of our own design system from scratch using Radix and HeadlessUI primitives.

Then, I contributed by brainstorming, designing, and building the next features of the product.

Fonoa is a tax automation platform for Enterprise companies. It helps deliver tax lookup, rate calculation, invoicing, reporting, and returns filing automatically across multiple jurisdictions.

I was initially part of the Invoicing team, where I architected and built a dynamic Invoicing templating engine via Next.js. I also built an Invoice visual configurator within the Fonoa Dashboard.

Later, I was part of a critical time-constraint project that enabled third-party suppliers to manage their tax invoices. During this project, I led a team of two front-end engineers. The project was successfully delivered on time.

Finally, I was part of the front-end platform team, where I learned to create exceptional experiences for product teams. During this period, I contributed to the internal design system and led several initiatives, such as an RBAC system and Synthetic testing.

PropertyClub​ is a real estate platform that aims to provide a great user experience by eliminating fake and duplicate listings. It also offers superior transparency by giving users direct access to landlords, property managers, and listing brokers.

I've been working hand in hand with the CEO of the startup to come up with technical solutions and manage work with multiple collaborators (designers, SEO analysts, and other developers). I've been using the React framework on the front end and, occasionally, Ruby on Rails on the back end. I've also designed various layouts and UI elements and handled DevOps work by setting up the servers, initially on AWS and later migrating to Google Cloud.

The React app is a server-side rendered app via a custom Razzle boilerplate. Some of the libraries used on the website are Redux, Redux Form, React Loadable, Mapbox, and Sass.

The PropertyClub app was a React Native app based on the website. It had both a browse flow and a listing CMS. It featured authentication with email or Facebook and a chat flow for clients to get in touch with real estate agents.

The app enables users to order healthy juice concentrates either as a single bottle or in a bundle of eight bottles and split shipments or an interval subscription. It is written in React Native with a Redux architecture and is available for both iOS and Android. It has several landing pages with carousels, internal notification systems, and integrations with PayPal and biometrics.

I designed and developed the website for Idea Magazine based on the design and technical requirements provided by a non-technical client. I developed the website using a React framework with a Prismic.io headless CMS.

The time-planning tool allowed account managers to organize human resources (such as developers, designers, and testers) on their corresponding projects with a greater visual overview. I worked on the Express.js back end with MongoDB and the React front end with Redux and used a jQuery UI for user interaction with the actual planning periods. The challenging part of this project was to efficiently render up to thousands of dynamic schedules at the same time.