Work, responsibilities, and products

I lead the backend work for Scan Ride while remaining hands-on in the code. The work covers the full trip lifecycle—from booking and dispatch to live location, operator monitoring, payment confirmation, and driver onboarding—so changes have to line up across the API, mobile clients, and the dispatch panel.

I also coordinate the team’s delivery and look after deployments and the infrastructure behind the service.

At InnoServices I moved between two kinds of work. For HomePad and Moovna, I worked on backend modules and data-processing workflows: domain-focused Laravel code, CQRS where it kept reads and writes clearer, and LLM-assisted ingestion, mapping, and import/export.

On Taporro, the work was operational: I built Livewire screens and device APIs for events, products, devices, areas, tables, printers, ticket templates, cashless tags, and payment methods. I also produced workflow diagrams and technical blueprints so the team could review how the system was evolving.

At TROKIT I worked across several client business applications rather than one long-running product. The work was mostly Laravel and Livewire, with much of my time going into CRM and ERP workflows, EspoCRM customization, third-party integrations, and structured data mapping. I handled features through the full stack, so the backend rules, database changes, and the forms and screens around them were usually part of the same piece of work.

I spent four years at TENTON working across products that were already in use, so the job was a mix of new feature work, careful changes to established workflows, and production fixes. I contributed backend APIs, Livewire administration, database work, integrations, and full-stack features across MetDaan, Mounir, WeAreAzana, Autoshkolla, Caltracker, and other client applications.

Several products also had Android and iOS clients, so I coordinated API work with mobile and frontend developers as the backend evolved. One of the larger cross-edition tasks was refactoring Autoshkolla’s payment flows across the Kosovo, Albania, and North Macedonia editions.