March 2025: Delivered end-to-end cohort-based heatmaps for ERAS BE and FE, enabling targeted risk visualization by cohort. Backend introduced cohort-specific heatmap query/handler, repository interface updates, and a new API endpoint with unit tests; frontend delivered cohort-filter modal, heatmap data service, modal risk components, and updated data models with accompanying tests. The work enhances data-driven risk interventions, improves maintainability through structural cleanup, and demonstrates strong end-to-end integration, testing, and UI polish.

February 2025 performance summary for JU-DEV-Bootcamps ERAS projects. Delivered centralized environment configuration and secret management, enhanced observability with Serilog, standardized local development setup, and refined Docker logging lifecycle. These changes reduce deployment risk, improve troubleshooting, and speed onboarding while strengthening security practices across ERAS-BE and ERAS.

January 2025: Delivered foundational frontend and backend capabilities across ERAS-FE and ERAS-BE, enabling data visualization, robust student data management, and a scalable import workflow. Frontend gained Charting Library Integration (ng-apex-charts) to enable dynamic charts, with dependencies updated. Backend introduced a robust domain model for Student and StudentDetail with EF Core persistence and a repository pattern, plus an end-to-end Student Import API and Service with DTOs, mapping, and a dedicated endpoint. Import fixes improved decimal parsing and resilience. Throughout, we applied code quality improvements (naming, formatting, and docker-migration readiness) to improve maintainability and deployment reliability. Business value: faster time-to-insight, streamlined student data onboarding, and a scalable, API-first architecture for future features.