Muhammad Salman Abid

Guide is evolving and working heavily on improving its core product, which aims to make the candidates' hiring process as transparent as possible.

I enjoyed assisting them in this process and worked with them as a full-stack engineer for about a year. During this tenure, I got to work on various UI components and their supporting back-end features. The most prominent of these new features was a scheduling block created using the Full Calendar library and a robust messaging system that allowed the candidates and recruiters to communicate effectively. I also got to work on refactoring a lot of legacy stuff, especially moving away from a Hasura-based GraphQL setup. Though not very in-depth, I also wrote a few integration tests for the back-end services using Jest.

Taloflow.ai aimed to offload some component-related work to assist in their 2.0 launch. These components were mainly related to reporting. The underlying tech stack for the project was Next.js and Tailwind CSS. I created several TypeScript React components, including dynamic charts created using D3.js and styled using Tailwind CSS.

Based on the quality of previous work, I got rehired for creating several new components and forms that included integration of GraphQL queries and mutations. The follow-up work also involved tracking and fixing bugs related to existing components.

BigDay is an event services marketplace created using Next.js and Express.js. The application allows vendors of various event management services to register and offer their services to end customers. The customers, in turn, can see these services and request quotes from the vendors providing these services. Above these two user roles, the application has an admin role with access to activities from both the vendors and customers. The portal has a sophisticated permission system for various types of users, including restrictions on how many services vendors can offer based on their subscription type.

A desktop application created using Electron, React, Redux, SQLite, Knex.js query builder, and Objection.js ORM. This application is a management system for a company that creates and sells windows and doors. The system generates quotes for their clients, including costing, creating automated purchase orders, and invoicing with the prominent feature of live syncing all the data between client and server using Socket.IO.

A healthcare portal that received reports generated by a blood testing machine in XML format and generated user-friendly and visually appealing reports and charts for the end user. The system offered functionality to add customers and maintain their health history. Furthermore, it gave the administrators (doctors and nutritionists) access to provide support and prescribe supplements to the customers based on their results.

A tennis and golf club management system that offers support for registering multiple tennis and golf clubs. The functionalities provided include reserving courts and courses for a single person or a team, creating and handling various types of leagues and their scoring, and a small point of sale system for the club. The reservations process is very sophisticated and uses Laravel's queueing system to send push notifications to the paired IOS app and handle auto cancellation if a reservation's requirements are not met under a given period.