Digital Service Evolution was a critical project aimed at refurbishing and upgrading existing digital services to align with modern demands and benchmarks. This initiative was marked by the integration of novel functionalities that significantly expanded the service offerings. Essential achievements encompassed the efficient arrangement and deployment of AWS instances to enhance service performance and scalability, marked enhancements in search efficiency through Elasticsearch optimizations, and the refinement of Terraform pipelines to facilitate smoother infrastructure management and deployment processes.

FortChain was a pivotal project focused on the development and maintenance of backend services for a DeFi platform, ensuring flawless integration with major blockchain networks such as Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain. The project highlighted the creation of efficient CI/CD pipelines using Amazon Web Services (AWS), significantly enhancing the application deployment process. Additionally, it involved a notable contribution to an NFT project, utilizing the Ethereum and Polygon networks to forge innovative blockchain solutions.

The HealthSync Consultation Platform project was aimed at advancing the integration and automation capabilities within the healthcare technology sector. It centered on creating services to synchronize data between various applications and automate notifications for product updates, employing cron jobs for efficiency. A key achievement was the development of an app designed to facilitate online consultations with doctors, leveraging health platforms such as DHP and Discovery, with a heavy reliance on RestAPI services. Integration with third-party applications, including TytoCare and RecoMed, significantly enhanced the platform's functionality and expanded its user reach.

GeoData Collector was an innovative project designed to compile comprehensive geographic data encompassing buildings, land properties, roads, traffic signs, and points of interest such as shops, statues, and churches, along with their ownership details. This information was meticulously processed and made accessible via a web platform, supporting the creation of an updated digital road network and routing service across Georgia. The data proved invaluable not only for local use but also for integration with global map providers like Google and Tomtom. A significant part of the project was the development of a WMS Caching application, which enhanced the efficiency of caching tiles produced from the WMS service. This application featured remarkable speed, extensive customization options, and an API for targeted caching and clearing based on geographic coordinates or tile information.