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Framico is a scalable e-commerce order management platform integrating Shopify, Etsy, ShipStation, and other services. I worked on the full-stack architecture, backend services, APIs, and background processing using Node.js, TypeScript, Next.js, NestJS, and BullMQ. The platform processes thousands of orders daily.
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