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I've been an assistant for 3 months and I can handle different task properly. As long as its tech related applications I can easily learn it.

Junior Full Stack Developer (Project-Based / Freelance / Academic Work) Designed and developed multiple full-stack web applications, including production deployments for personal, open-source, and real-world client-use cases with active beneficiaries. Served as sole developer and designer across multiple projects, and acted as full-stack engineer within a small team for a real-world business application. Built responsive and scalable frontend systems using React, Next.js, HTML, CSS, and Tailwind CSS, focusing on modular UI architecture and reusable component design. Developed backend services using Node.js and Express, implementing RESTful APIs optimized for fast request-response cycles and structured data flow. Engineered database systems using Firebase, Supabase (PostgreSQL), and SQL, selecting storage solutions based on scalability, consistency, and project requirements. Integrated OCR pipelines and AI-powered features, including LLM-based processing and systems supporting BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) architecture for flexible API key usage. Implemented system architectures tailored to project requirements, including: Monorepo structures for unified codebase management Monolithic backend architecture for simplified deployment and maintainability 3-layer architecture (presentation, business logic, data layer) for production-level client systems Deployed applications using Vercel (frontend) and Render (backend), managing environment configurations and production readiness across all projects. Designed and implemented a CI/CD pipeline for automated deployment workflows in at least one production system. Handled full-stack concerns including authentication, API integration, file processing, and system-level optimization. Applied performance and reliability engineering practices including: API optimization for low-latency responses State and render optimization strategies in React Concurrency-safe request handling patterns Independently led system design decisions based on client and user requirements, translating functional needs into scalable technical architectures.