All work
Case study 2024
Yoris Africa
Digital product platform for a logistics company.
Visit live product- Role
- Software engineer
- Year
- 2024
- Live
- yoris.africa
Yoris Africa — product interface
Why it exists
What the product needed to do
Yoris Africa’s digital platform supports the operational activity behind a logistics business. It combines customer-facing and administrative capabilities with the APIs and asynchronous services required to keep high-volume requests and internal workflows moving reliably.
What I built
What I was responsible for
I worked across backend systems, internal product tooling, and technical delivery. I built TypeScript APIs serving more than 50,000 daily requests, introduced RabbitMQ-based service workflows, rebuilt key parts of the React administration experience, and used Docker to make deployments faster and more repeatable.
- 01 Built and maintained TypeScript APIs handling more than 50,000 daily requests.
- 02 Introduced RabbitMQ-based services for asynchronous operational workflows.
- 03 Improved the React administration product and containerised delivery with Docker.
Stack
Tools and technologies
5 technologies used across the product.
- React
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- MongoDB
- Docker
