Mid Level FullStack Developer

I started in 2019 with a front-end development bootcamp at Interworks in Bitola, and the same year enrolled at the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering in Skopje to study Application of Information Technologies. The program mixed technical depth with business knowledge, which shaped how I think about software: as something that has to work for the business, not just compile.

I began on the front end, but I kept getting pulled toward what sits behind the interface. Today my passion is designing robust backend systems and connecting them cleanly to the UI, so that the front end and the server communicate seamlessly and efficiently.

Since 2023 I've been a full-stack developer at ESOF Starter. There I've worked on Swiss portals like eventlokale.ch and fitnesstoday.ch, a product configurator for mousebags.net, and a family of trade fair travel platforms (Travel2Fair, Trade Fair Trips) served by GoFair, a shared API and administration layer. I also architected and led development of be-at-it.com, an event discovery platform built with React Native and Laravel.

Lately my work has moved into AI. I architected Findary, a structured data extractor that shows online retailers what their product pages are missing and how to improve them, and I led the inspection and cleanup of those pages. I've also built RAG systems, an AI chatbot for Travel2Fair, and MCP servers that connect our projects to language models.

What makes me unique

• I cover the whole stack and I architect it. I've worked in React, Vue, Nuxt and Angular on the front end, Laravel and PHP on the back end, React Native for mobile, and Docker and server maintenance underneath. On Findary and be-at-it.com I designed the system, not just parts of it.
• I build AI on top of real engineering. My RAG systems, chatbot and MCP servers are integrated into production platforms with real users, not standalone demos.
• I do the unglamorous work. Findary depended on inspecting and cleaning messy product data, and I led that work myself.
• I think in platforms, not pages. GoFair is one API serving several sites; I look for the shared layer rather than rebuilding the same thing per project.
• I understand the business side. My degree was built to bridge technology and entrepreneurship, and projects like Findary reflect that: they tell a client what to fix and why it matters.