Uzinfocom
Middle Frontend Engineer · 2025 - 2026
Developing responsive web applications with React and Redux, architecting the admin dashboard with scalable state management, and collaborating with a cross-functional team using Git for version control.
Most of what I built at Uzinfocom sits behind internal, non-public systems used by government bodies, so exact details are confidential — but the shape of the work looked like this:
Projects I contributed to
Situation Center
Frontend for a real-time monitoring dashboard — live incident feeds, maps and status widgets for operators tracking events as they happen.
Digital Energy
Admin interfaces for a unified metering and billing platform, focused on clear data tables, filtering and fast state updates at scale.
Border Systems
Internal tooling for border-crossing data entry and review, prioritizing reliability and a fast, low-friction UI for daily operator use.
Internal State Systems
Contributed to several other internal admin panels and portals used by state agencies — scope and specifics vary per agency and stay confidential.
What I worked on
- React architectureRe-architected a core dashboard's state layer in React and Redux, cutting module load times by 40% without sacrificing maintainability.
- Reusable systemsDesigned shared React component and data-fetching patterns that the whole frontend team adopted, shortening delivery time on new modules.
- End-to-end ownershipTook features from spec to production across several internal dashboards, owning the React implementation start to finish.
- Cross-functional deliveryPaired closely with backend engineers day to day, using Git-based review workflows to ship changes safely on a shared timeline.
- Large-scale dataBuilt interfaces that queried and displayed datasets in the millions of records, using pagination, virtualization and careful state design to keep the UI responsive.
- Large multi-page applicationsDelivered admin panels spanning 50+ pages and routes, structuring shared layouts and navigation so the codebase stayed manageable as it grew.
- Legacy migrationMigrated older internal projects off legacy stacks onto a modern React and Redux foundation, modernizing the codebase without disrupting live usage.