Luka Rekhviashvili

I built UkrFerry's ship cargo management system using ASP.NET Core REST service with EF Core (Entity Framework Core) on the back end and Angular on the front end.

The system was designed to record ship cargo and had comprehensive security, user access management, and logging all user actions. The System was also capable of recording cargo-related data (customers, consignors, consignees, Payers, and payment information).

The system was integrated with UkrFerry's ship schedule and online booking systems. Apart from data input and validations, the system had a lot of Word, Excel, PDF reports for accountants, port workers, port officials and managers. It also had Excel and XML export capabilities. The system used a Jenkins-based CI/CD pipeline for test and production instances.

I designed, developed, and deployed the entire system.

TBC Bank's many business processes depend on its ERP system. I designed and developed the Juridical Expenses financial module with complex business logic and comprehensive reports. I also improved and added features for Repossessed Assets (the most complex module in TBC Bank's ERP system), Contract Management, and Accounting modules. I also implemented automated UI tests for this system.

To improve product deployment quality, I developed an automatic deployment tool for this system (because of platform specificity classical DevOps tools weren't enough). Additionally, there were several bank services that needed to be integrated during the development process.

I developed complex financial and warehouse-related analytical reports in ICR. These reports were SQL, C# (ADO.NET), and Excel-based. I worked with ICR analytical experts to produce high-quality, optimized reports. By utilizing various optimization techniques, I reduced the previous report work time of 2-3 hours to ten minutes, and by doing so, significantly helped the ICR analytics team.

A C# WPF Windows Application that uses the Entity Framework to communicate with the SQL database.

I developed the application for the sales team, port worker operators, and management staff (to see all the ongoing sales and cargo shipment process). The application had a lot of RDLC and Excel reports. It could send SMS notifications to customers, and it was integrated with the shipowner company services. Later we introduced a website to the shipowner company to view all the ongoing processes.

Many BIT clients needed a fast, reliable solution for warehouse management. For those clients, I developed an ERP-integrated warehouse management system. The system was capable of ensuring valid warehouse data input, custom barcode printing, barcode reading and showing additional warehouse related information.

This application was highly rated by various BIT clients. Later, I generalized this application, so BIT could easily sell it to other clients as a finished product by simply writing a few configurations.

I developed an HR management module for ICR and Liberty Bank ERP systems. Both of those companies' business processes regarding HR management were highly flexible and complex.

I came up with a solution that was easily extendable and could calculate salaries exactly. The module considered frequent relocations on different positions (sometimes working at events in multiple positions at the same time) and other financial details.

I developed a financial calculator for Kutaisi City Hall's document management system. The calculator was capable of working on history data and generating different types of financial liabilities—mortgage, lease, multistage buying, and so on—for past, current, and future dates at the same time.

I frequently communicated with domain experts to ensure the precise execution of the required business logic.