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Temirlan Akishev

Frontend Engineer

Middle frontend engineer working in Vue, Nuxt and TypeScript. I own product modules end to end, and I pair with Claude Code every day to ship more of them.

01About

Engineer first. Designer by habit.

I work at the seam between engineering and design, because that is where an interface stops feeling like software and starts feeling obvious. Most days the job is the same one: take a half-formed idea and turn it into something that ships — fast, accessible, and quiet enough that nobody notices the machinery.

It started at university, writing small tools for problems nobody had asked me to solve. Since then I have narrowed the stack on purpose — Vue, Nuxt and TypeScript — and widened the remit: I own product modules end to end, from the architecture argument through the release.

These days there is AI in the loop every single day — scaffolding, review, the refactors I would otherwise keep postponing — and I have become opinionated about where it earns its place and where it quietly costs you. I wrote that down in AI in my workflow. Away from the keyboard: long walks, a garden that asks for more than it gives back, and a book I am usually halfway through.

3+Years shipping frontend
25+Projects delivered
500+Users on the platform I own
19Certifications earned

Currently

Middle Frontend Developer at ALSECO JSC

02AI in practice

I ship with Claude in the loop.

AI is a force multiplier, not an autocomplete. It takes the mechanical weight — multi-file refactors, migrations, first drafts — while the architecture calls and every single diff stay mine to read, argue with and own.

01Claude Code

Claude Code as a daily driver

Claude Code lives in my terminal next to the editor. It takes the work that used to eat whole afternoons — multi-file refactors, migrations, and reading unfamiliar code before I touch it.

  • Plan-first workflow: scope the change, review the plan, then let it execute across files.
  • Multi-file refactors and framework migrations, reviewed diff by diff before anything lands.
  • CLAUDE.md files that encode project conventions so generated code matches the codebase.
  • Custom slash commands and hooks for the repeat chores: test scaffolds, changelogs, release notes.
02Claude · Opus & Sonnet

Claude as a thinking partner

Before any code exists, Claude is where I pressure-test architecture. I bring it the trade-off rather than the answer, and I argue with the response.

  • Component boundaries and state-shape reviews ahead of implementation.
  • Adversarial review of my own pull requests — asking it to find what I missed.
  • Turning terse tickets into acceptance criteria and edge-case lists.
  • Drafting and maintaining technical documentation that stays readable.
03LLM APIs

Shipping AI-assisted features

AI in the product, not only in the toolchain. I have built user-facing assistants and know where they break.

  • Built an AI chat assistant into the CitiX navigation stand — speech-to-text into route and place lookup.
  • Prompt design and response shaping for assistants that have to answer in a fixed format.
  • Streaming responses, token budgeting, and graceful degradation when the model is unavailable.
04MCP · Agent SDK

Agentic tooling & MCP

Giving the assistant real context beats prompting harder. I wire tools up so it reads the project instead of guessing at it.

  • MCP servers connected so the assistant reaches live project context.
  • Parallel sub-agent passes for review and research across a large diff.
  • Humans stay in the loop — nothing merges without my own read of the change.

This site was redesigned in a single pairing session with Claude Code — the warm design tokens, this AI section, and a print-ready /resume route, reviewed diff by diff before anything landed.

Toolchain
  • Claude Code
  • Claude Opus
  • Claude Sonnet
  • MCP
  • Claude Agent SDK
  • Prompt engineering
  • AI code review
  • LLM APIs
  • Speech-to-text
03Experience

Where I have shipped

From first screens to owning product modules end to end — architecture, release cycles and the collaboration around them.

  1. Jan 2026Present

  2. Sep 2023May 2026

  3. Feb 2023Sep 2023

  4. Jun 2022Aug 2022

Education


04Selected work

Things I have built

Production platforms, hackathon sprints and pet projects — the short list. Each one shipped something I had not built before.

SolvoApp preview
2026Live

SolvoApp

A calm, fast productivity app that keeps tasks, calendar, deadlines, countdowns, subscriptions and habits in one place. Installable as a PWA on web, desktop and mobile, with English, Russian and Kazakh locales.

  • React
  • Vite
  • Supabase
  • PWA
  • i18n
Interactive Range preview
2023 — 2026Production

Interactive Range

Led frontend development on a large cybersecurity training platform: reusable reactive components, a Vue 2 to Vue 3 migration, and a network-graph engine for composing hands-on lab infrastructure.

  • Vue.js 3
  • Guacamole
  • Composition API
  • Network Graph
  • Editor.js
Qazcopyright preview
2026Production

Qazcopyright

National copyright management platform. I own the Contract Management module, an interactive media asset player, and the secure document-signing flow — plus the SSR and SEO work behind its search visibility.

  • Vue.js 3
  • TypeScript
  • SSR
  • Pinia
Zarya Mebel preview
2026Live

Zarya Mebel

End-to-end delivery for a custom furniture workshop: designed and built the site, deployed it to hosting, bound the domain, and still run it — content updates, fixes and technical SEO. Hand-written static front end with structured data for FurnitureStore, WebSite and FAQPage.

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • Hosting & DNS
  • Schema.org
  • SEO
New Style preview
2026SEO

New Style

Ongoing search optimisation for a metal-structures manufacturer: search-intent titles and descriptions, LocalBusiness structured data, conversion and analytics tracking, and continuous work on rankings for its core commercial queries.

  • Technical SEO
  • Schema.org
  • Google Ads
  • Analytics
  • Local SEO
Portfolio 2.0 preview
2026Live

Portfolio 2.0

This site. Nuxt 3 with a hand-built design system, scroll-driven animation, and a separate print-ready resume route — designed and rebuilt in a single session pairing with Claude Code.

  • Nuxt.js 3
  • Vue.js 3
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Claude Code

Source

05Credentials

Kept sharp, on paper

Courses, exams and hackathons that left a paper trail. The six most recent are below.

2026

Vue.js Certified Developer

Certificates.dev

  • Vue.js
  • Composition API
2025

Website Accessibility, v3

Frontend Masters

  • UI/UX
  • Accessibility
2024

.NET Development

Epam Kazakhstan

  • .NET
  • C#
  • ASP.NET
2024

EngX: Foundations of Modern Software Development

Epam Kazakhstan

  • Software Testing
  • SDLC
2024

Career Bootcamp Program

Epam Kazakhstan

  • CV
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