Project Details
WDSuite: Servicing was part of a larger enterprise platform built for commercial lending operations. I helped architect and build the front end for the servicing module, with a focus on creating a scalable experience that could plug into a broader application through module federation.
The stack centered on Vue, TypeScript, Tailwind, Vite, micro-frontends, and Handsontable, which meant balancing developer speed with the needs of a more complex enterprise product. A big part of the work was establishing front-end patterns that could support dense servicing workflows, large data sets, and integration into the larger WDSuite ecosystem without creating unnecessary friction for the teams maintaining it.
Because the module was designed to live inside a broader platform, architecture decisions mattered as much as implementation details. The work required thinking carefully about performance, maintainability, and how the front-end would behave inside a federated environment rather than as a standalone app.
It was also the kind of project where cross-functional collaboration mattered. Building for enterprise teams means working through business rules, product needs, and technical constraints at the same time, and this project was a strong example of front-end architecture serving a larger operational platform.
About WDSuite: Servicing
WDSuite is a commercial lending software platform, and the servicing module supports the operational work that happens after deals are active. That meant the product needed to handle complex workflows, dense interfaces, and high-value business processes with clarity and consistency.
This project was a good fit for the kind of work I enjoy most: scalable front-end systems, thoughtful architecture, and collaboration across product and engineering teams.