Yassine Zeriouh

Acting as Frontend Functional Lead, creating cross-team roadmaps and driving key initiatives. Established strong testing and code quality standards with modern tools and guidelines. Led major Angular upgrades (v12 → current) and automated dependency updates. Improved monitoring, build times, and CI pipelines. Fostered a culture of knowledge sharing and initiated an internal shared UI library. Responsible for end-to-end feature delivery in collaboration with engineers, product, and management.

Developed reusable components using Tailwind CSS and React; supported the development of open-source libraries for Svelte, Angular, and React; independently planned projects and communicated with designers and open-source maintainers; improved backend infrastructure based on AWS, making our applications more scalable as an end result (Improving transactional email stack, deferred loading of big pages, and more)

Developed a no-code testing platform using Ruby on Rails and Svelte; planned efficient, scalable, and maintainable code architecture; implemented a WebDriver proxy server to launch browsers with Selenium using Ruby, Consul and Nomad for orchestration; provided occasional consulting for other companies on building MVPs and code architecture.

Migrated the frontend from PHP and Handlebars to Angular; coordinated and collaborated with developers, QA, and product managers; built an interactive website builder for members-only products such as courses and downloads using Angular.

Developed tools and applications with Angular 2+, drastically increasing productivity for both the company and its customers; led multiple entry-level Angular developers; created a new product to digitalize document processing, resulting in a spin-off startup (Paperless); supported backend development.

Developed a room management software as a side project in my free time, significantly enhancing room reliability, employee productivity, and organization, and successfully sold it to the company; utilized IoT to create interactive scenes and shows, and developed an interactive game room using Arduino, C, Raspberry Pi, and Python.

I talked about how to use TailwindCSS, tailwind-variants, and a headless UI library for the framework of your choice to create fully accessible UI libraries, with the option to use the same design across multiple frameworks.