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EzTrak — Multi-Tenant SaaS for Refinery Operations
Helped architect the frontend and API layer for EzTrak, a SaaS platform that gives refinery teams real-time visibility over multi-million dollar budgets and end-to-end material tracking.
What I built:
→ Microfrontend architecture with React and module-federation independently deployable modules, no risky big-bang releases
→ RTK Query integration across 200+ backend endpoints, keeping data fast and consistent
→ AG Grid-powered tables handling 150+ database tables of high-volume data, zero lag
→ Django REST Framework APIs powering our React Native mobile app web and mobile are always in sync
Impact: Project controllers get real-time budget visibility. Field teams get full material traceability from order to installation. And the platform scales cleanly as new endpoints and modules get added.
Stack: React · Next.js · Module Federation · Redux/RTK Query · AG Grid · Django · DRF · React Native · TypeScript
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