Enterprise software
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A React-to-GraphQL enterprise stack that turns MongoDB-backed state into product workflows through modular NestJS services.
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The system at a glance.
- Systems I worked on
- Enterprise product surfaces connected to modular service and data layers.
- Technical contribution
- Frontend and backend delivery across React, Node.js, NestJS, GraphQL, and MongoDB.
- Complexity handled
- Evolving interfaces and service contracts inside a large-scale engineering environment.
- Key technologies
- React, Node.js, NestJS, GraphQL, MongoDB, IBM Cloud
Capability flow
How the system works.
Each step connects a user action to the system capability behind it.
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Product interface
React turns enterprise workflows and states into a usable web surface.
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GraphQL contract
Typed queries and mutations establish the boundary between product behavior and services.
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Modular services
Node.js and NestJS organize backend capabilities into explicit modules and dependencies.
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Persistent data
MongoDB stores the documents and state consumed by the service layer.
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Cloud delivery
The complete system operates inside an enterprise cloud and delivery environment.
Technical evidence
Skills backed by this system.
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- React Delivered enterprise interfaces whose states were driven by service data and shared product workflows.
- Node.js Supported backend application behavior and integrations in a JavaScript service environment.
- NestJS Structured service capabilities through explicit modules, controllers, and injected dependencies.
- GraphQL Connected frontend product needs to a typed graph of backend data and operations.
- MongoDB Supported document-oriented persistence behind the enterprise service layer.
Technology stack
- Node.js
- NestJS
- GraphQL
- MongoDB
- IBM Cloud
- React