Levan Gogichaishvili

Led development of core infrastructure for Matsne, a governmental platform for law publication.

Engineered backend using Spring Boot and MongoDB to establish secure communication and user access.

Developed RESTful API to facilitate seamless microservices integration.

Created responsive user interfaces with React and Next.js for administrative users and officials.

• Implemented complex components for document navigation and real-time status tracking.
• Enhanced user experience through intuitive design tailored to government processes.
• Contributed to modernization of legal infrastructure, improving efficiency in legislative operations.
• Committed to delivering scalable solutions that adapt to evolving governmental needs.

• I embarked on an innovative project focused on revolutionizing online meetings.
• This endeavor required leveraging proprietary infrastructure under development within the company, including GUI and networking frameworks.
• While the specifics of this infrastructure remain confidential, my role as a team lead in a group of three involved spearheading the design and implementation of the beta version of our application.
• Throughout this journey, I encountered and overcame numerous challenges, ranging from efficiently transforming video data to constructing a scalable architecture and managing user interactions.
• Notably, I utilized OpenCV to facilitate real-time detection and recognition of individuals, enhancing the functionality and usability of our application.
• In the latter stages of development, I transitioned my focus to refining the connection framework itself.
• Addressing critical blockers and optimizing performance became my primary responsibilities.
• This shift in focus was driven by a genuine passion for the intricacies of networking technology, prompting me to commit to further developing the framework until its initial release.

• Company Overview: A government facility in Tbilisi.
• I spearheaded the development and maintenance of the Java Spring-based backend for the Zona Parking Application, a government facility in Tbilisi.
• This involved transitioning to a microservices architecture to enhance scalability and maintainability.
• I played a pivotal role in ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the backend API, which supported both mobile and web applications.
• Users could easily manage parking activities by topping up balances and making payments via our platform.
• A government facility in Tbilisi.