About

Stephen Wahid is a proficient Senior Full-Stack Developer with over 4 years of experience in developing scalable JavaScript-based Progressive Web Applications and websites. He has first-hand expertise in SERN stack and has actively worked on 5+ projects during his tenure at Verizon, winning 2 spotlight awards. He has also won an award for conducting an online event, the Most Iconic Event in South Asia, and has published a research paper on NLP in a Scopus-indexed journal. Currently, Stephen is working as a Development Team Lead at PropertyLoop, where he is responsible for providing technical and leadership assistance to a sub-team of 6-7 full-stack developers. He has reduced the TTM (time-to-market) of sprint deliverables by 60% and ensured high code maintainability. He collaborates with stakeholders and the Lettings & Tenancy (business) departments to refine and coordinate the delivery of new features and customization of existing features for the user-facing PropertyLoop product and lettings-agent-facing Agent Management product. This has helped increase product traction for owners, renters, and lettings agents. He has also identified the optimal tech stack for designing and implementing new API endpoints on a single discrete REST API layer using NestJS with monorepo mode and Prisma ORM on MySQL DB with RBAC. He is also improving the quality of the legacy codebase for the user-facing PropertyLoop product based on ReactJS, NodeJS, ExpressJS, MySQL, and Azure, which has helped reduce comms-related costs and website response time. Stephen has previously worked as a Full Stack Developer at PropertyLoop, a UK-based start-up, where he handled full-stack web and app development of multiple feature deliverables and their test cases in high-frequency sprints. He has used TypeScript for code and written test cases for both front-end and back-end code to maximize code coverage and improve code quality. He has also used Ionic for cross-platform deployment across web and app platforms and removed bugs arising due to Ionic limitations on generated native android and iOS apps. He has used Firebase for user auth. Stephen has also worked as an MTS II-Sys Engrg at Verizon, where he was responsible for developing new modules and functionalities for a Data Visualization tool serving over 100,000 Verizon Business users. He has implemented new business logic and data-centric solutions for viewing insights, with data across a large time frame from multiple database sources. He has also researched existing data-visualization tools like Tableau, Q