I worked at CoDeTech for nearly three years and contributed to multiple projects presented by the company, including CorePass and Ping (DEX). You can find more details about my work on Wallit in my resume. Wallit was a turning point in my career, as it allowed me to work on the cutting edge of technology, an opportunity that most developers don't experience.

My journey at Trippsupport mainly focused on creating reusable UI components and implementing design elements. Although I enjoyed creating UI, I felt a deeper desire to tackle more complex and logical tasks, which would allow me to improve and stay updated with technology.

A cloud-based software platform designed specifically for community management within various settings, such as residential complexes, office buildings, tourism and hospitality, and new construction projects. I worked in App-artement as Frontend Developer, delivering ReactJS codes and Flutter (IOS & Android) Apps

Xiaomi's official representation in Tehran, Iran. An on-site opportunity to clarify my potential as a Frontend Developer once again. This was my last on-site job before Corona Outbreak. Such good days! (The reason this website renders slowly is due to Iranian Internet sanctions, They work fine in Iran)

As I've mentioned in my CV, Malltina is an e-commerce company in Karaj, Iran, specializing in importing and delivering Amazon products from countries where Amazon operates, to customers in Iran. My first job! An exciting opportunity to start my work at a much younger age in a start-up with high potential. (The reason this website renders slowly is due to Iranian Internet sanctions, They work fine in Iran)

One of my many test projects. Using Chat-GPT API's for converting voice to text and text to speech. The way it work is, 1 - it converts the words you say in a voice to text, 2 - sends texts as a prompt to Chat-GPT api using GPT 3.5 and gets a response, 3 - reads the response using `gTTS`. I used Python as backend.

A create-react-app template featuring: file generation using plop (described in the github readme), redux toolkit & redux saga combined, giving it a unique and fantastic way to handle SOC. Supports RTL direction and themes using styled components.

A NextJS template that has a built-in internationalization and theme switch. What makes this template special is ability to have endless variation of themes and languages. Suitable for all scales of projects