Jakeer Hussen Mahammad

About Jakeer Hussen Mahammad

With over 9 years of experience in developing web and client-based applications, I…

Experience

1. Sr Frontend Developer

   American Airlines

   Feb 2024 — Present · Dallas, TX, US

   Planned and developed the front end-end site for a quick instinctive client experience involving next.JS for better SEO.• Had insight in making assets, both in Azure and AWS cloud Coding stages Angular Gatsby JS Nests.• Assembled sites utilizing Angular, Gatsby’s, Graph, NextJS and Nodejs• Created application with React JS and Vue.js as a component of relocation from Angular JS and vanilla JavaScript and good working knowledge on the Vue.js ecosystem, including Vue CLI, Vuex, Vue Router.• Mastery of Angular system to foster the SPA and working Redux design.• Aptitude in making single-page applications utilizing Angular 15, React.JS, Redux, webpack, and ES modules.• Broad involvement with creating and planning client encounters of utilizations utilizing Angular JS, TypeScript, Axioms, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Node.JS, XML, RxJS, NgRx, NPM, Observables, Python, SASS, LESS, ES, Saga, Think, Webpack, Flex, jQuery, JSON, Ajax, Responsive website architecture (RWD), JQUERY and Bootstrap.• Implemented state management using NgRx and RxJS to streamline application logic and data flow, resulting in faster data retrieval and improved application performance. Website page with SASS that broadens CSS with a dynamic way of behaving like factors, blending, activities, and capabilities.• Created single-page applications utilizing HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, React Async Await, NeXTs, Graph, Express, NodeJS, Socket, Python, and LESS.• Creating web integrations according to regulation with Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager.• Fostered a completely utilitarian model application utilizing JavaScript (jQuery and Backbone.js) and Bootstrap, interfacing with a REST administration facilitated on AWS utilizing API Gateway and DynamoDB.• Optimized application performance by implementing lazy loading, AOT (Ahead of Time) compilation, and code splitting, reducing the initial load time by 30%.