Milan Mihajlović

Helped develop a part of the back-end for one of the world's leading insurance companies, AXA insurance. The platform is created for the Serbian marketplace.

I was responsible for implementing change requests that expanded existing functionalities, as well as adding new mechanisms for car insurance.

The project is made on the Microsoft stack, using SQL Server, ASP.NET MVC, and JavaScript/jQuery, among other technologies.

A system allowing Irish school children to order meals for the following week. Currently serving around 100 schools, with around 25,000 lunches ordered per week.

I developed the administration CMS and batch-order processing, creating several reports required by the business.
The CMS project is set up on the Microsoft stack (Azure hosting, SQL server for database, Entity Framework for ORM, MVC5, HTML/CSS and jQuery).

School management information system, serving more than 50% of Irish schools. Full control over all information including timetable generation, seating plans, roll calls, grading, parent and student notifications via email/SMS, and much more. Upon joining the team, I spent most of my time helping with back-end development, although some tasks included full-stack development of both front- and back-end features. I was involved with development of several new features, as well as fixing bugs and issues found with production. With the system being in production, it was critical that the response time for bugs was low, and I'm proud to say my team never broke those deadlines, helping keep user experience as seamless as possible.

Technologies used were Java (Spring) JSP as the back-end, connecting directly to MySQL DB using Connector/J, and responsive front-end done in HTML/CSS with jQuery.

A US-based recruitment site focusing on finance jobs.

I was a full-stack developer in the outsourced team that helped with the site redesign. I was mainly involved with this project's front end, redoing several of the core pages. Apart from that, I was in charge of several new features implemented on the back-end part of the system (both CMS and standalone applications). Although the solution architecture was quite extensive (spanning more than 80 projects), my team managed to adapt to it quickly, and emulate the code style and architecture, so the end product remained uniform and easy (or rather, not harder) to maintain.

The site was built using C# back end (MVC), with the front end done in HTML/CSS and jQuery. Standalone applications were mostly console applications that dealt with some scheduled tasks. Database connection was made using Entity Framework.

Simple tracker for project management - work records, bugs, attached files, deadlines, statuses, financial reports, and more. Used on more than 200 projects, and developed as our requirements arose. I first joined the team to do some back-end fixes, but stayed on the project as a full-stack developer until the present day. What started off as small fixes to the business logic evolved into me having the responsibility to add new features and reports as well as perform issue fixing throughout the whole system. While not being as advanced as other trackers (JIRA, TFS, etc), I'm proud we made the application that caters to all of our specific needs.

The stack used on this project is MS one - SQL server, Entity framework, MVC5, HTML/CSS (responsive via Bootstrap), and jQuery

Site for daily news from the startup sphere, curated and shortened by hand in order to provide concise information that matters to readers. I joined the team at the middle of the project development as a back-end developer. My primary tasks were focused on CMS development and generating scheduled newsletters.

Technologies used on this project include Entity Framework used for data manipulation and C# back-end (MVC5/WebAPI 2), with responsive front-end done in HTML/CSS + jQuery.