Nichita Sindie

A web application to track the spending of large companies on legal fees. The product was meant to be used by general counsels. One of the biggest problems that general counsels faced was the lack of transparency when law firms generated their invoices. The application was built to solve exactly that problem by providing a clear breakdown of the hours worked by each law firm through a sleek UI. The app also allowed users to set budgets that every lawyer had to take into account when billing.

As the lead developer, I focused primarily on the front end. I was involved in this project from the beginning, gathering ideas, planning, and executing. I also acted as the bridge between the product, UX, and development teams, making sure that everyone was on the same page. With this project, I introduced atomic design to the company as a new way of building front ends. This solved the problem of scaling and communicating with the UI/UX design team.

The app was built in React. The requirements were quite demanding so we had to build the charts from scratch using D3.js, which is inherently challenging to integrate with modern libraries like React.

A web-based application that replaced the old customer support platform that was used to handle hundreds of client inquiries each day. The new application was meant to increase the productivity of the team by automating and providing shortcuts to other internal platforms that were crucial for solving complex inquiries.
The application included features like calling, sending emails, tracking, automated replies, notes, real-time messaging, and the most important feature, a timeline of events for the specific client inquiry.

I was both the full-stack developer and the UX designer. In leading the design, I worked closely with the board of executives to assemble the requirements, translate them into wireframes, and later into code with my team. I was also fully in charge of front-end development, which allowed me to set new company standards for how we were building the front end. I did this by creating a new component library based on Vue, which was subsequently adopted by every product.

The technology stack comprised mainly of Vue, Vuex, and TypeScript on the front end, and .NET Core and SQL on the back end.

A web application for speeding up the process of delivering results to the client by easing the work that the supplier had to do before sending us the required resources. The purpose of this application was to provide a safe way for the supplier to send us the required resources while keeping track of the work done as well as a fast and reliable method of communication.

Before creating this platform, the suppliers were sending us the resources via email, then a semi-automated scraper was scanning them for the correct results, and then a person had to manually confirm everything. With this new app, the process of scraping for results was eliminated because the software allowed only valid results to be uploaded, and the supplier received an immediate response if something was wrong, which they could raise with our team in the real-time chat.

As a full-stack developer on this project, my main focus was on leading the front-end development. The technology stack comprised mainly Vue and Vuex on the front end and .NET Core on the back end.