During my time at PGAGI, I’ve been working as a Software Developer Intern across both the consulting side and the company’s SaaS product. My work is not limited to frontend tasks and often involves full-stack ownership, understanding real requirements, and delivering features under production constraints.

On the consulting side, I’ve worked on multiple client-facing projects where I helped translate requirements into working features, clarified scope with stakeholders, and delivered tasks within Agile timelines. This involved coordinating with different teams, handling feedback cycles, and making sure the final output met both technical and business expectations.

On the product side, I contribute to Toingg, PGAGI’s SaaS platform. I’ve worked on both the landing experience and the core product itself, implementing new features, refining existing flows, and improving overall usability. A consistent part of my work has been making sure features remain scalable, maintainable, and easy to extend over time.

From a technical perspective, I work with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, Python, and FastAPI. I usually take features end to end, starting from design and implementation to testing and deployment, with a strong focus on clean code, performance, and long-term maintainability.

At Healthy Enough, I worked primarily on improving the frontend codebase and overall performance. I refactored existing React components using Tailwind CSS, introduced lazy loading, and optimized rendering paths to make the application lighter and more responsive.

Alongside development, I also helped improve deployment workflows by contributing to CI/CD automation, reducing manual effort during releases. I worked on SEO and Lighthouse optimizations, which resulted in noticeable improvements across key performance metrics.