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ECHS Beneficiary Platform - Digital Healthcare for Ex-Servicemen
My role: React Native and React.js development, as part of a cross-functional engineering team
The existing system for ECHS beneficiaries (ex-servicemen and their families) was entirely manual - paper-based card applications, no visibility into application status, phone-based appointment booking, and data silos across 400+ polyclinics. I worked on the React Native and React.js frontend for the beneficiary-facing mobile and web apps, contributing GraphQL integration and UI development within an established codebase used by millions.
To be upfront: this was a team contribution, not a solo build - my part was frontend and integration work, not backend or architecture.
React Native, React.js, TypeScript, Redux, GraphQL
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