Simon Somlai
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Radix

Description

Radix is an AI consulting company that helps companies utilize the power behind machine learning to automate or augment tasks that are difficult, unpleasant or repetitive.

Currently we're also working on a spin-off SaaS called 'Talent API' that recruitment agencies can use to screen candidates for certain job vacancies. They do this by using a custom front-end application or directly using the underlying API.

My responsibilities here are the following;

  • Mainly improving their VueJS front-end application that matches potential employees to job vacancies (app.talentapi.com).
  • Converting the html and css of their customer-facing website to ReactJS and Gatsby and deploying it (talentapi.com).
  • Adding changes to their consulting website (radix.ai).

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Features

  • React
  • Vue
  • Gatsby
  • Node.js
  • TypeScript

What they said

  • Simon is a talented front-end developer possessing an outstanding amount of energy, determination and agility. I worked together with Simon for three months during the launch of our recruiter assistant web platform. I was deeply impressed by how Simon approaches front-end development with precision and efficacy. His pro-active attitude resulted in an excellent web platform that made our customers happy. Any team, small or large, would be lucky to have Simon.

    Enias CailliauTech Lead @ Radix
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  • The last couple of months, I’ve been working together with Simon and this went really well.

    He can work independently, is flexible during changing business requirements whilst keeping everyone involved up-to-date. This frees up my time to focus more on the business.

    Overall, I would recommend him to anyone looking for a great developer!

    Florian GoossensCo-founder @Radix
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