Over the last 14+ years, I've been working with the Microsoft technology stack, designing and delivering enterprise applications for procurement, inventory management, warehouse operations, and EPOS systems.
As a Tech Lead, I've worked on projects involving:
Procurement & Purchase Order Management
Inventory & Warehouse Management
EPOS integrations
Accounting integrations
REST APIs & Microservices
Azure cloud solutions
Performance optimization and secure application design
While enterprise software has always been my primary focus, I've recently been expanding my work with Next.js, React, and TypeScript by building browser-based productivity tools.
One of my goals is to build applications that are fast, privacy-friendly, and solve real business problems directly in the browser whenever possible.
Some of the tools I've been building include:
YAML Studio for Kubernetes, Docker Compose, GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, Helm, Prometheus, and Grafana configuration generation.
JSON ↔ Excel Converter with support for nested JSON, multi-sheet exports, and parent-child relationships.
Multilingual OCR for business documents.
PDF to Excel with structured table extraction.
JSON Formatter & Validator.
CSV, Excel, and other data conversion tools.
One thing I've learned while building document-processing tools is that file conversion is the easy part.
The real challenge is preserving document structure—detecting tables, handling multi-line descriptions, reconstructing wrapped product codes, and generating output that users can actually work with instead of spending time cleaning it up.
My experience in procurement has made this especially interesting because Purchase Orders, Delivery Notes, Goods Receipts, and Invoices all have different layouts and business rules. Building reliable tools requires understanding both the technology and the business process behind the documents.
Alongside application development, I'm also continuing to strengthen my DevOps knowledge with Docker, Azure DevOps, Azure Container Registry (ACR), YAML Pipelines, and Kubernetes (AKS).
It's been a rewarding journey moving from enterprise business applications to browser-based developer tools. Although the technologies are different, the objective remains the same:
Build software that solves real problems in a simple, reliable, and user-friendly way.
I'm always interested in connecting with developers working on enterprise software, document processing, cloud-native applications, or developer productivity tools.
What engineering challenge are you currently working on? I'd love to hear about it.
Technologies
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Backend: C#, .NET, ASP.NET Core, Web API, SQL Server
Frontend: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Cloud & DevOps: Azure, Azure DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes (AKS), Azure Container Registry (ACR), YAML Pipelines
Document Processing: OCR, PDF Processing, JSON, YAML, Excel, CSV
Domain Experience: Procurement, Inventory Management, Warehouse Management, EPOS
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