Senior fullstack developer. Four years building enterprise ERP integration software for the energy, maritime and subsea sectors at a Norwegian B2B SaaS company. MSc in Computer Science, University of Stavanger.
Most of my work is the part other people avoid: integrating with accounting and ERP systems that have inconsistent APIs, undocumented edge cases and no usable test environment. Shipped production integrations against Tripletex, 24SevenOffice/Finago and Xledger. Built a drag-and-drop personnel planner on FullCalendar with shift and rotation logic, and label printing pipelines for Brady and Zebra hardware.
Before engineering I worked in product management, so I am comfortable scoping the problem with the customer and then building it. That tends to be useful on small teams where nobody wants to write a spec.
Looking for: contract or part-time, around 5 to 15 hours a week, alongside my current role. Overflow capacity for small consultancies and solo operators is exactly the kind of work I want. Open to full-time remote for the right role.
Comfortable with European hours, or US Eastern overlap in my evenings.
Remote: Yes, remote only
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: TypeScript, React, Node.js, ERP and third-party API integrations
Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/afaqmnsr
Email: [email protected]
Senior fullstack developer. Four years building enterprise ERP integration software for the energy, maritime and subsea sectors at a Norwegian B2B SaaS company. MSc in Computer Science, University of Stavanger.
Most of my work is the part other people avoid: integrating with accounting and ERP systems that have inconsistent APIs, undocumented edge cases and no usable test environment. Shipped production integrations against Tripletex, 24SevenOffice/Finago and Xledger. Built a drag-and-drop personnel planner on FullCalendar with shift and rotation logic, and label printing pipelines for Brady and Zebra hardware.
Before engineering I worked in product management, so I am comfortable scoping the problem with the customer and then building it. That tends to be useful on small teams where nobody wants to write a spec.
Looking for: contract or part-time, around 5 to 15 hours a week, alongside my current role. Overflow capacity for small consultancies and solo operators is exactly the kind of work I want. Open to full-time remote for the right role.
Comfortable with European hours, or US Eastern overlap in my evenings.