Fullstack Engineer
Portals, admin tools, and workflows teams actually use.
I build I build fullstack product builds, admin + customer portals, workflows that leave the inbox, internal tools for growing teams
5+ years in production · Triazine Software
Selected work
What I built in production — without the client or product name. Open a card for role, stack, and contributions.
Two-sided product
A React admin panel and a Next.js user portal on the same microservices backend — access and screens that follow who is signed in.
Two surfaces
Staff admin and user portal, designed as one product.
Role-aware
Access and screens that follow who is signed in.
01 · One system. Two surfaces. · Click card for case study
How I can help
Same craft as production — fullstack when you need the UI and the API glue together.
React / Next.js apps with auth, APIs, and a structure that sits cleanly next to Azure or AWS microservices.
Two-sided products: staff tools on one side, a clear portal for customers or partners on the other.
Approvals, documents, payments, and handoffs — wired to real APIs with the error handling those flows need.
The smallest useful system around a repetitive process — then expand only when the business proves it needs more.
Approach
I start with how the work already happens.
Step 01
Walk through the real process — who touches what, where it stalls, what they already use.
Step 01
Walk through the real process — who touches what, where it stalls, what they already use.
Step 02
Find the one bottleneck worth solving first: a handoff, a report, an approval, a missing view.
Step 02
Find the one bottleneck worth solving first: a handoff, a report, an approval, a missing view.
Step 03
A focused release the team can use — not a platform deck of features.
Step 03
A focused release the team can use — not a platform deck of features.
Step 04
Once it’s proven, extend it based on what the business actually needs next.
Step 04
Once it’s proven, extend it based on what the business actually needs next.
Working together
5+ years shipping React, Next.js, and API-connected systems in real business environments.
Role-based access, microservices on Azure/AWS, and UIs that have to hold when traffic and data get real.
I explain the tradeoffs in plain language and build only what moves the process forward.
A small useful tool can become the foundation for a larger system as the team grows.
Questions
Contact
A repetitive process, a portal that needs to grow, or a product that has to sit on a real backend — book a 30 minute call, or email me, and we’ll figure out the smallest useful next step.
abhishek1100861@gmail.com
