I'm Nick. I build product surfaces that hold up, then carry them through the API and the pipeline so they actually ship, without the handoffs. Curious by default, still learning, always building.
9 projects across healthcare, commerce, consulting, and marketing. Each carries a brief on the problem and the choice that mattered.
A healthcare platform that lets patients order, take, and understand their own lab results across web, iOS, and Android.
A task-management app that keeps hospital teams running rounds and follow-ups even when the Wi-Fi drops.
A private, browser-based PDF workspace for editing, converting, securing, and automating documents without uploading the files.
A hospital meal-ordering app with a kitchen display that stops changed orders from slipping through.
Notes on frontend systems, product engineering, and the decisions that make shipped software easier to live with.
Ten focused Mobbin searches for researching onboarding, permissions, paywalls, errors, settings, and handoffs before implementation starts.
A practical checklist for deciding what belongs in dependencies, devDependencies, and peerDependencies before a JavaScript app ships.
A practical launch checklist for turning release notes into a traceable product delivery gate, not a hurried marketing chore.
10 years building and shipping production software: design systems, healthcare apps, marketing surfaces. Frontend-focused, comfortable across the stack and the pipeline that ships it.
I gravitate toward problems where craft compounds: shared component libraries, a typed contract between design and engineering, the kinds of small decisions that make a codebase pleasant five years in.
Recent work has spanned a SaaS healthcare platform with a custom component library shipped to four product apps, a hospital task dispatch tool, and a handful of marketing surfaces for global agencies.
Tools I reach for daily, grouped by where they sit in the work. Nothing listed here is something I haven't shipped to production.
Two notes from engineers I've shipped with. The full list lives on LinkedIn.
Nicolas is a great software engineer with a broad and strong skillset capable of addressing any front-end challenges, from structural matters to frameworks, custom components, testability, themes, and UI/UX. His clarity of thought, accessibility, and helpfulness make working with him a pleasure.
Nicolas is a highly motivated engineer, dedicated, hardworking and broad-minded. A great project resource with a sharp skill to analyze and summarize ideas.
