Third-year computer engineering student at TVZ (Zagreb), delivering React and TypeScript applications since 2021.
Earlier this year I was the sole active QA engineer on a mobile application at Porsche eBike Performance, across iOS and Android, in an international team with a release process where every build is verified before it reaches users. I wrote Appium automation for regression flows and tested gRPC and HTTP endpoints against the application contract rather than only through the interface. Testing, reproducing a defect properly and reading someone else's code carefully are habits now rather than things I still need to learn.
I am looking for a development role in a team where someone more experienced reviews my code. Graduating June 2027, available immediately.
- Vectra XR, co-founder and developer. A 3D product configurator for things that are built to order, from custom gym rigs to prefab homes. Turborepo monorepo, Next.js App Router, Prisma with PostgreSQL, Clerk for auth, and a Python service that converts 3D files with caching keyed on the source hash.
- Freelance since 2021. Client applications end to end: scoping, build, testing, deployment and maintenance. Stolarija-BM is a catalogue, web shop and the admin dashboard a furniture workshop runs on.
- Pentix, live. Counts push-up reps from a phone camera using MediaPipe PoseLandmarker over WASM, so the video never leaves the device.
- Smaller things that answer a question I had: Shelf works out what you can pour from the bottles you own and which one bottle would unlock the most, and Tavola shows a dish at true size in AR before you order it.
Languages TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Kotlin, SQL Web React, Next.js (App Router), Node.js, Express, Flask, Prisma, PostgreSQL, MySQL, REST and JSON APIs, gRPC, Socket.io Testing Appium, manual and automated mobile testing on iOS and Android, endpoint testing, defect isolation and reporting Process Git and GitHub with branches, pull requests and code review, GitHub Actions CI/CD, Figma, Vercel, Supabase
Write-ups for each project, including what was actually hard and what I would do differently, are at antoniobrkic.com.
