Built a solution for a shipping company to redesign and modernize their existing solution for managing their ships and their commercial history.

Increased performance of their queries using EF Core.

Led the whole team—a designer and two developers; acted as a developer but also a business analyst and consultant as I was often going to the clients' premises on consultations and discussions about the project.

Created the finance part of the app, responsible for all of the budgeting.

Reduced the complexity of code and business requirements by segmenting them to smaller, modular pieces.

Created a very complex SQL stored procedure that reduced the time to merge and connect multiple products.

Created a desktop app to upload new products, prices, and stock info.

Built a desktop app (WPF) that connects to Spire API and updates the DB accordingly.

Designed and built a Umbraco website with both webshop and eCommerce.

Developed an application for loan officers to easily upload loan estimates and OCR technology to save the info on a LE to the database. The client part of the application consisted of easy to use interface to compare different LEs and choose the one that the client liked the most. The admin part of the interface was for managing both clients and loan officers.

Led the whole development team, including front end, back end, and designers. Communicated directly with the project manager and was responsible for all architecture plus writing the most complex parts of the code.

Delivered a fully functional OCR solution, which would map the fields on the LE to our database model.

Led a team of four developers and a designer, who I helped choose, as I was a part of the team that did the job interviews, together with the CTO and a CEO of Croatian branch where they worked with me.

Moved from old ASP.NET Web Forms into more modern ASP.NET MVC code.

Created the architecture and most complex coding tasks, solved problems inside the team, and found what motivated each team member the most, assigning tasks accordingly.

Acted in part as scrum master, in constant contact with product owners.

Supported dynamic forms.

Created a badge preview screen (Angular directive and back-end code).

Created complete print logic for printing badges.

Improved UI colors for color blind people (many plugins with alerts have them done very wrong).

Contributed as one of five remote developers, working closely with three local developers.

Improved the NHibernate generic repository to allow many-to-many relationships.

Created dashboards and UIs for a parents' portal.

Created an email client to be used within the app.

Suggested to our project manager how to utilize us better and how we should organize our monthly team meetings.

Built multiple custom CMS solutions for many reputable companies, including an exclusive dealership for Mercedes-Benz Croatia.

Built a custom eCommerce solution, a clone of Ecwid.

Worked with over 120 clients from all over the world on over 180 projects. My clients ranged from Mexico and the United States to Japan and Australia.

Trained our students in the fields of web development and system administration.

Built a website for one of the biggest hospitals in Zagreb.

Developed a custom CMS website for a local mall.

Created a custom CMS for three websites for an exclusive Mercedes-Benz dealership in Croatia.

Built a simple LMS for our IT school.

Created APIs for open banking.

Created specific APIs for non-open banking banks (Sterling for example).

Wrote unit tests.

Implemented SaltEdge connector.

Created a dynamic form generator, a WooFoo clone.

Expanded the dynamic form into a full-blown tool for clinical trials.

Spent three weeks in Tokyo, Japan, working long hours (never left before 9:00 PM; stayed till midnight or 3:00 AM on occasions).

Led another teammate, whom I had brought into the team.

Created a branching strategy for when we moved to Git and suggested how our sprints should work.