Tarik Kaldzija

AirProxima is using technology to build a new way to travel. Their marketplace opens the world of private aviation to everyone by allowing consumers to buy single, one-way trips on private charter aircraft. They offer low-cost charter and private aviation for about the price of a first-class ticket. Removing repositioning trips from the users' itinerary creates a world of private flights at a lower price than traditional charter.

I have designed and developed a flight list, including a search and filter form, with the full flow for flight booking and confirming booking requests. I implemented adding a new flight window, booking request approval or rejection, and many other tools like operator, airports, aircraft's information from FlightAware database, and export/download booking requests.

EasyCopter is related to private helicopters instead of aircraft transportation and provides seven map-based tools for admins. These tools are heliport finder, flight route analysis, event viewer, helicopter vs. ground transportation comparison, ground traffic, census data heat map, and control tower for helicopter live tracking. The main goal of those tools is to convince customers to use helicopters instead of ground transportation.

The FiLIP is a wearable phone and locator for kids, designed with parents in mind—giving them the peace of mind they crave while providing kids the freedom they need. The app keeps families connected in the way they want to be without buying a young child a smartphone.

I have worked on a complete front-end customer support portal solution serving over twenty worldwide telecom operators supporting 100,000 end users.

Care-Konnect is a software suite that enables better communication, complaint management, and service feedback in aged care. We do this by connecting service providers, care, recipients, and families as a solution for the Care-Konnect mobile app, which is secure, intuitive to use, and in real-time.

I worked on React Native mobile application and inherited an unrunnable legacy codebase. So, I refactored the whole project structure and codebase; as a result, application performance and load time were drastically improved while build size decreased. I have developed a loader for API calls and lazy load, in the background, for the feed list items. Since the API response was really slow, I implemented optimistic responses so that users could see real-time interactions, including creating, liking, commenting posts, and accepting or declining an event invitation.

The portal enabled third-party users to add their content to the Endless system and group that contents in various topics and categories. When content is added, it is sent to the so-called ingestor, which optimizes and indexes the content and store it in one central storage called Vault. The content can be a wiki page, HTML, PDF, image, and video. The grouped contents are called Application, and each Application can have its layout, credits, licensing, background and icon. Also, the portal shows statistics about content and apps usage, popularity, and views. Portal is intended to work inside the Docker container.