Data model and API
PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL or MongoDB schemas designed around the domain, exposed through Nest.js, Express or Laravel with a typed contract the frontend can rely on.
Available for contract, freelance and full-time engagements
Full Stack Development
Most projects do not need a frontend contractor and a backend contractor negotiating across a ticket board. They need one engineer who can model the data, build the API, ship the interface and put the whole thing into production. That is the work I do: end-to-end product engineering across React and Next.js frontends and Nest.js or Express APIs, from schema to deployed feature.
What this covers
Production frontend
React and Next.js interfaces built on the same TypeScript types as the API, so contract changes fail at compile time instead of in front of users.
Permissions and workflow
Approval chains, role and permission models and audit trails — the parts of enterprise software that are hard to retrofit and easy to get subtly wrong.
Deployment
Docker, Nginx and CI/CD onto AWS or Vercel, so shipping is a routine operation rather than an event.
Tools and technologies
TypeScriptReactNext.jsNest.jsExpress.jsLaravelPostgreSQLDocker
Proof of work
Projects where I have already done this, written up as case studies.
FHRADC Enterprise Management System
Permission-driven ERP covering HR, finance, procurement, approvals, payroll and audit.
Read case study: FHRADC Enterprise Management SystemThe Ticket Central
High-scale event ticketing platform stress-tested to 100,000 concurrent users.
Read case study: The Ticket CentralVoxBox Marketing
AI-powered customer engagement platform automating conversations, leads and marketing workflows.
Read case study: VoxBox MarketingPropQwiz
US real-estate platform — cross-account AWS migration, HLS live streaming, first Play Store release.
Read case study: PropQwizInsider Analytics Integration
Real-time soccer player-performance analytics behind a secure Node.js OAuth proxy.
Read case study: Insider Analytics IntegrationOCM Support
Enterprise support and project management portal used across Irish medical departments.
Read case study: OCM SupportOCM — Medical Lab Management System
Lab management system running in Irish government hospitals, plus a legacy VB6 migration.
Read case study: OCM — Medical Lab Management SystemGolden M International
Responsive marketing site for a construction materials supplier, with multi-language navigation.
Read case study: Golden M InternationalQuestions
What does a full stack developer actually deliver on a project?
On my projects: the database schema, the API, the frontend that consumes it, and the deployment pipeline that puts it in production. On the FHRADC Enterprise Management System that means the complete Finance domain — budgeting, financial workflows, approvals and accounting operations — rather than a slice of the frontend handed off to someone else.
Do you work with existing codebases or only new builds?
Both. A large share of my work has been joining live systems — stabilising the HLS streaming module in PropQwiz, migrating the Histology application off a legacy VB6 codebase onto Laravel, and adding modules to platforms already in production.
Which backend framework do you recommend?
Nest.js when the project is TypeScript end to end and will grow past a handful of modules, because the structure pays for itself. Express when the surface is small and the overhead is not worth it. Laravel when the team or the existing system is PHP. I have shipped production systems on all three.
Are you available for contract or full-time work?
Both, and for agency subcontracting. I currently work as a Full Stack Engineer at Tech Direct Support and take on contract and freelance engagements alongside it.
Other services
LET'S TALK SPECIFICS
If full stack development is what you need, tell me about the system, the constraints and the timeline.