Einar Smári Einarsson

A web-based application for bank tellers. The application intended to replace a legacy system that was in many ways outdated and difficult to customize in order to achieve specific functionality. The application is currently being used by the bank tellers of a well-known bank in Iceland, who can now perform most of their daily actions seamlessly and quickly in a modern user interface. These actions include wire transfers, deposits, withdrawals, viewing and managing transactions, managing paying claims, and more. I added specific features like easily selecting an account for a wire transfer by choosing it from a dropdown list based on criteria such as a customer SSN, reducing manual input for each teller, and making their daily tasks as easy as possible from a user experience perspective.

I was the lead front-end developer for the project and implemented it from the beginning. The front end is written in React using Redux to manage the app's state and communicates to a back end in C# via REST APIs, to which I have initially contributed.

Overall this was a massive project that took over a year to develop, but by using these technologies, it is relatively easy to maintain and possible to customize even further.

Auður is an online deposit bank website. Its launch in 2019 was a huge leap forward in the online banking industry in Iceland by allowing anyone to create an account in a few minutes and immediately deposit funds into their new account with favorable interests.

I was a front-end developer in the team that developed that internal web. My work included the landing page, an animated interest calculator, the transactions view, and more. Using the styled-components library, we were able to implement the UI efficiently. The same goes for the Redux library that made the application state management organized and predictable. We could then connect to different services with a minimal amount of code by having the Axios library at our disposal. These technologies, combined with a great team effort led by the Scrum methodology, made it possible to deliver the website on time when it was first launched. Statistics could not be shared initially, but soon everyone knew what this website was about; many people consider this the first option to store their savings.

A webpage written in React that consists of a public page and an admin system that both talk to the same API (written in Node.js). Deployments are managed with Heroku, and the database is MongoDB.

I have been overseeing and developing Veiðitorg since late 2022, and I am responsible for the front end, back end, and deployments. The site's main purpose is to sell fishing permits to third parties in various rivers in Iceland. Clients register on the admin page and fill out the information about the fishing area (the river), and then they insert the permits listed for sale (either manually or import the data from files). I have added many features to the system and fixed everyday problems to ensure clients and customers can easily use the webpage.

A webpage that is written in React and Next.js using TypeScript. I was responsible for developing a large part of the site by implementing design sheets while at the same time migrating from an older tech stack (Ember.js). Today, I oversee and continue to develop the page using Tailwind CSS, React query, and Storybook, among other tools and libraries.

Össur is a global company founded in Iceland that leads the development of prosthetics for amputees. My main responsibility was developing the website built in React, Next.js, and TypeScript. I worked on many different tasks where I implemented new designs for the UI component library and created a product page for a large array of products that displays detailed information about each product.