Hey, I'm Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott
Welcome to my portfolio!
I'm a Full-stack Engineer with 3+ years of experience, currently specializing in frontend development at Orbital, a global payments platform. My expertise primarily lies in the JavaScript stack, but my curiosity and creativity drive me to explore new technologies. Below, you'll discover a showcase of my professional and personal projects, highlighting my journey in software development. Feel free to browse, and don't hesitate to reach out.
Technologies Used
Projects
Orbital
I'm a Frontend Engineer at Orbital, a global payments platform processing £12bn+ annually across traditional and crypto currencies. Using React, TypeScript, GraphQL, AWS, Styled Components, and Storybook, I've rebuilt the user management system, implemented compliance features, and contributed to two design system rebuilds including a full rebrand. I refactored the codebase during our REST to GraphQL migration, made the platform responsive down to tablet, and I'm currently building mass payments functionality.
Vibe Life
Vibe Life is a Community Interest Company making fitness accessible to all and reducing health inequalities within deprived communities. I built their complete platform using Next.js, TypeScript, Contentful CMS, Styled Components, Resend, and Mailchimp. The headless CMS architecture enables the team to manage events and blog posts independently, while automated email workflows handle newsletter subscriptions and contact form submissions. I handled everything from architecture and development to deployment and ongoing maintenance.
Cimple
I worked as a Full-stack Developer at Cimple, a B2B procurement platform that simplifies procurement for businesses. Using TypeScript, Next.js, Styled Components, Cypress, Node.js, Elixir, Phoenix, GraphQL, PostgreSQL and AWS, I built features for the procurement opportunity lifecycle—from creation and supplier applications through to evaluation and contract awarding.
Marie
During my time at Future Arc, I helped design and build a mobile application for Marie Curie to support unpaid carers of terminally ill patients. The app allows users to record daily journals, access helpful resources, and complete wellbeing check-ins. I worked closely with the design team to create a simple, accessible interface and contributed to the full-stack development of the core features and user flows.
