Hafiz Muhammad Bilal

- I oversee and enhance backend services based on PHP, Go. - Recently, I led and contributed in creating a new Go service from scratch. It will soon serve as a mandatory integration for features in NordPass project. Also contributed in creating Terraform config, CI/CD, test and QA automation etc. - Created few libs/SDKs as well to support internal services and external tools like Amazon SQS. - Refining backlog, estimating stories/tasks, planning sprints, monitoring logs and errors are a regular thing.

- Added many new features in the ERP related to customer orders. - Worked closely in planning to move away from monolith to microservice architecture. - Implemented a solution to never miss an order from amazon. - Contributed in creating a business intelligence tool from scratch that can forecast sales, manage inventory and automate supply chain. - Creating OKRs by aligning them with company OKRs, refining backlog, estimating tasks, planning sprints, monitoring logs and errors were a regular thing.

- Helped upgrade legacy technologies to latest versions. - Lead rebuilding our smart learning platform. - Worked closely with the team to migrate from in house infrastructure to AWS. - Introduced new languages like Python to complete some smaller tasks. - Created some new web applications for internal and external clients.

- My main project was to integrate Sailthru platform. - Created angular plugin for Sailthru. - Contributed to releasing revamped major version of our application with new UI. - Planned and implemented many new features.

- Worked as a consultant to finish small projects of different clients. - I was responsible to plan the project, estimates, tech stack and delivery. - It was great from learning perspective since every project brought new challenges and a potential to use new technologies.

- Started my career there while struggling a lot to understand how Zend Framework 1 works. - This position also taught me about my weaknesses in soft skills and keeping all stack-holders in loop. - After ZF1 nightmares were over, I worked on some projects with newly released Zend Framework 2 as well.