Mohamed Carrim

A bank payments and collections tool that aims to reduce risk and increase the efficiency of managing enterprises' daily transactions.

The project was already in production when I joined the team. Still, I played a major role in modernizing the UI, refactoring the codebase, adding support for alternate banking formats, and making the application compatible with the SWIFT banking convention. I also implemented various features requested by specific clients.

I pushed for modernizing the application's interface and codebase to stand out against competitors, be easier to integrate with newer technologies, better adapt to the constantly evolving banking landscape, and provide future developers with more relevant experience.

An Android and iOS app that tracks rides and serves as a social network and a browser web app for the social network.

I was contracted to the dev team to assist in building the "Marketplace" and "Groups" components of the social network. I worked remotely for the core development team and would connect with them for sprint meetings, feature planning, and code reviews.

The application has since seen a change of ownership and rebranding and is available for download on Google Play and the Apple App Store.

The mobile apps were built using Xamarin, and the website was built using Angular. Both were served by a Java Spring back end, with Google Cloud Platform used to manage data.

An application built as a smaller piece of a major bank's online corporate banking platform. The purpose of this application was to allow clients and staff to easily open new accounts for a client, leveraging data already possessed by the bank in different sectors while also allowing custom configuration for the new accounts where necessary.

I was given the role of lead developer on this project and had to mentor three junior developers throughout my time on the project, as well as having to mentor a business analyst, systems analyst, and scrum master who were all assigned to the application as their first project.

The project's first push to production was the staff-side of the application being made available to employees and the client-side going through UAT.

This application was built using an Angular front end with a .NET Core back end, and it had to integrate with four other separate systems within the bank.

A web app designed to facilitate the requesting of loans and uploading of paperwork for clients, as well as the reviewing and approval of these loans by Mergence staff.

The purpose of the project was to eliminate the need for the paper-based system that was in place previously, resulting in quicker response times between clients and staff and the elimination of calculation errors.

I assisted with the development of the application two weeks after development began and helped complete it within its 2-month deadline. The project was then handed off to the client for testing, and we were informed that everything was working as they had intended and that it had passed UAT.

This application was made with a React front end and a .NET Core back end, using Microsoft SQL Server to store the data.

A third-person shooter video game developed when I was in university with a small team consisting of programmers and artists.

I served as the team leader for this project and was in charge of creating stories for and assigning work to the other members. I also served as lead developer and handled the code reviews, modeling, and animating some characters myself.

The project was completed, featuring local multiplayer, AI, and four playable characters.

I have since kept up with game development as a hobby, working on various ideas across different engines for the sake of learning. Those that I have ceased developing were made public on my GitHub.

An all-in-one Operations and Field Service Management application. It is designed to manage your employees, clients, and inventory. It tracks job callouts, hourly rates, and provides reporting and invoicing functionality.

I was brought on to this project quite suddenly as the previous developer had become unavailable and had to quickly learn the system to develop new features requested by clients as well as fix any bugs that had been reported.

Fortunately, I was able to meet expectations and handle sole development on the product in the interim and also assisted in training a new developer on the project before I moved off of it.