Akram Abdelhak

I'm working on "the Expedia" project as a customer advisor for Expedia Group. I support our "B2B" partners in managing their hotel properties via "the Expedia extranet". My role is to assist them in optimizing their presence on our platform and addressing their needs.

Back-office side : --------------------------- • We used "SPRING BOOT" to develop the "REST APIs" and manage the business logic. • "LIQUIBASE" has been used to manage database versions, particularly for "PostgreSQL". • "MapStruct" allowed us to simplify the conversion between entities and DTOs , while "KEYCLOAK" was used to manage authentications and authorizations . • For data management and storage, we used PostgreSQL, and finally, "KUBERNETES" and "DOCKER" were essential for containerization and orchestration of backend services. Front-office side : --------------------------- • The Web application has been developed. Using "ANGULAR", it creates an interface that gives users a responsive, high-performance experience. • "KOTLIN" was used for mobile development. It was used to integrate the application's functionalities on Android. Output : ------------- Development of a web and mobile application to manage expense reports for SII employees.

On the back-end : --------------------------- • "SPRING BOOT" was used to develop the "APIs", with "MySQL" for data management. • I set up a "WebSocket" integration with the database, enabling real-time modifications for an optimized user experience. On the front-end : --------------------------- • "REACT" was used for the development of the Web interface, while ".NET" was used for the desktop application. • "Azure AD" was implemented to manage user authentication and authentication and authorization. Output : ------------ Ensure real-time monitoring of employees' activities and accurate recording of their activity data.

I developed a desktop application with Java Swing, designed to manage inventory and invoicing, based on a MySQL database.