Novel Bafagih

The first full-time frontend engineer. Wrote the first commit of AgentFlow's frontend in August 2024, when it had no users; by October 2026 more than a hundred client people used it every week, led by a bank that rolled it out to its lending teams.

Built the document review tool for a US mortgage lender: annotation got 50% faster and the client's loan processing costs fell by 80%.

Made the PDF viewer keep up with fast scrolling: CPU use went from 100% to 10%.

Led the design system consolidation: 33 status-to-colour maps down to one, with a lint rule that keeps it that way.

Moved multimodal.dev off Webflow to Next.js and Sanity; its median phone Lighthouse score went from 73 to 85.

Led the pilot website for TIA with TUM Venture Labs and TUM Sports Orthopedics, connecting 500+ patients and 5+ doctors.

Put the medical logic into code: 100+ questions and answers that branch on what the patient says.

Built the backend on Supabase and PostgreSQL, working with the Master's and PhD students behind the research.

Worked with 5+ clients around the world, fitting in with each one's project and way of working.

Half of them came back for more work.

Part of a small team that took the product through verification by OJK, Indonesia's Financial Services Authority.

Built the 5+ page website that presents the main product.

Thesis: SIDAKU, an Android app and REST API that let Kota Batu's cooperatives and small businesses keep their own records.

Graduated with distinction, in the top 10% of the cohort.

Finished 7 Android courses on time, from the fundamentals to advanced techniques.

Won Best Participant and the Favorite Team award.

Led a team of six across mobile, machine learning and cloud to a working app in a month: 100+ tasks closed in 30 days.

Steered a team of 60 across 8 divisions.

Ran the organisation's first offline event in two years.

Organised BCC's first offline townhall; attendance rose by 50%.

Created a learning event that drew 100+ attendees, 50% more than the year before.