Build close to the hardware
I developed React and TypeScript device-management interfaces, collaborating with firmware engineers on the local web UI shipped with telecom devices.
Device events, made useful.
Device-management interfaces that connect telecom hardware, backend services, and the people operating them.
- 01DeviceTelecom hardware
- 02EventsAPI & WebSocket services
- 03InterfaceLive device status
The challenge
Telecom device management spans hardware and software. The interface needs to surface device state while supporting the workflows exposed by the underlying services.
What I built
Support the workflow end to end
I built and maintained Python/Flask APIs with SQLAlchemy for device-management workflows and packaged services with Docker.
Bring state into the interface
I implemented live device-status updates with Node.js and WebSockets, connecting backend events to the user interface.
The outcome
Connected backend device events to live interface updates and delivered local web UI with firmware engineers.
This work sits at the boundary between firmware, API behavior, and interface design. My role involved coordinating across those boundaries rather than treating the UI as a disconnected layer. Internal device configurations and operational screenshots are not published here.