Position: Node.js developer
Category: Node.js
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 4

As a software developer, I take pride in knowing that the code I've written has been used to build systems that make a positive impact on people's lives. Specifically, I find it particularly rewarding when my work is used to help improve healthcare outcomes for individuals and communities.
There's something special about knowing that the work I do can help someone get better healthcare and improve their overall well-being. Whether it's through developing software that helps medical professionals diagnose and treat illnesses more effectively, or building platforms that make it easier for patients to access care and manage their health, I feel a sense of purpose in knowing that my skills are being used to make a difference in people's lives.Of course, there are challenges that come with this kind of work, particularly when it comes to balancing the technical demands of software development with the complexities of healthcare systems and regulations. But at the end of the day, the opportunity to use my skills to contribute to the greater good is what motivates me as a developer.

So, as a software developer, I feel proud to be part of a profession that has the potential to create positive change in the world, and I'm grateful for the opportunities I've had to contribute to projects that make a difference in people's lives.
As a backend developer at Pharmarun, I worked on building a system called the wellness service. The goal of this project was to enable users to run medical tests, check their body bio counts, and book appointments with a doctor. My primary task was to help develop the backend of the system.

We decided to use NEST.js for this project, as it allowed us to build scalable and maintainable applications quickly. The microservice architecture was used to break down the system into smaller, independent services that could be easily tested and deployed. Additionally, we used MongoDB as our database, as it provided us with the flexibility and scalability we needed.

During the project, I contributed to the development of several key features, such as the booking and test results modules. I was also responsible for ensuring that the backend services were robust and reliable, and that they could handle large volumes of data and traffic.

Looking back on the project, there are a few things that I would like to improve. Firstly, I think we could have done more to optimize the performance of our microservices, particularly when it came to handling large amounts of data. Secondly, we could have made more use of caching and other techniques to reduce the load on our database. Finally, I would have liked to spend more time developing automated tests to ensure that the system was robust and error-free. Overall, though, I'm proud of what we achieved, and I'm excited to see how the wellness service will continue to develop in the future.