Emanuel DervishiI build things that reason, defend, and move.

Building Continium into a multi-product SaaS company spanning decision intelligence, launch security, developer tools, and personal progress. I lead product strategy, engineering, design, and go-to-market across Continium, Preflight, Locality, and Keep Promise.

At Harry Fultz, I developed a school management website using Next.js to provide students with an interactive platform for creating and showcasing their projects, such as portfolios. This platform featured a live editor, enabling students to build and customize their projects in real-time with ease. I also integrated robust admin features that allowed school staff to manage user access, monitor student progress, and oversee content submissions. The use of Next.js ensured a fast and responsive user experience, while server-side rendering improved SEO and performance. By delivering this comprehensive solution, I helped enhance the digital learning environment at Harry Fultz, allowing students and staff to engage more effectively with the school's online resources.

Delivering one-time and ongoing client projects through direct contracts and Upwork, including work connected with Fever. Projects span full-stack web applications, AI automation, microservices, and cloud deployments using Next.js, the MERN stack, and Docker.

At Christ for Albania, I served as a MERN Stack Developer, where I developed a dynamic blog website with comprehensive admin management capabilities. This project involved building the website using the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js) to create a seamless platform for sharing church news, articles, and live events. I implemented an intuitive editor for creating and formatting blog content, allowing administrators to easily manage and publish updates. Additionally, I integrated live event management features to facilitate church activities and engagement. Beyond development, I also took on the role of managing the website, ensuring its functionality, security, and responsiveness, which significantly improved the church's digital outreach and community interaction.

At Nehemiah Gateway, I worked as a Full-Stack Engineer on a project aimed at building a comprehensive school page for their organization. My responsibilities included designing and developing both the frontend and backend of the web application using the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js). I collaborated closely with a cross-functional team to create a user-friendly interface that allowed for easy navigation and access to school information, resources, and announcements. I also integrated various backend services to handle data management and user authentication securely. This project enhanced the online presence of the school and streamlined communication between faculty, students, and parents.