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Vendrix — Contra Project Description
Vendrix is a full-stack B2B marketplace platform designed to help businesses discover, connect with, and manage vendors efficiently.
I built Vendrix end-to-end, covering the frontend, backend, database, REST APIs, authentication, vendor management, and deployment infrastructure. The platform focuses on creating a scalable experience for businesses to find suitable vendors and manage their interactions through a centralized system.
Tech Stack: Python, Django, Django REST Framework, React, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, AI integrations, Docker, and VPS deployment.
My role: Full-Stack Developer & AI/ML Engineer — architecture, backend APIs, frontend development, database design, AI integration, and deployment.
This project demonstrates my ability to take a product from idea → architecture → development → production deployment.
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