ARCHITECT FRONT-END × AGENTIC AI
Building thoughtful front‑end interfaces and coupling them cleanly with AI-powered features.
ROLE: AI INTERFACE DESIGN
STACK: REACT / Next.js / TypeScript / NEST.js
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Nybble Group
Leads client delivery with Angular, React, and Next.js—strong UI craft, API integration, and performance across distributed teams—with a growing focus on AI integrations. Exploring Spec Driven Development for fully AI-driven projects, comparing architecture options, and orchestrating AI agents in the cloud.
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Genium
Built production web interfaces in a specialist engineering org focused on modern JavaScript stacks and iterative product delivery.
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Mobomo
Shipped accessible, integration-heavy UIs for large-scale digital and agency programs with rigorous delivery expectations.
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OrderGroove
Implemented subscription-commerce experiences and partner-facing surfaces where reliability and clarity underpinned recurring revenue flows.
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Intouch Solutions
Contributed to regulated-industry marketing sites and campaigns with emphasis on responsive layouts, brand consistency, and cross-browser quality.
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Donweb.com (Dattatec)
Owned customer-facing web surfaces for hosting and domain products, turning product requirements into fast, maintainable front-end code.
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Estudio Hormiga
Focused on presentational layer development—structuring UIs across multilayer designs so layout, components, and visual hierarchy stayed consistent and maintainable for regional client work.
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Stratas s.r.l.
Maintained and extended CMS-powered websites—early-career ownership of templates, content workflows, and front-end quality across the stack available at the time.
There was a time when programming felt like sculpting in stone: every line of code required a conscious manual effort, memorized perfect syntax, and hours browsing forums to find out why a pointer decided to self-destruct.
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