Developer Ops Dashboard
An internal dashboard for tracking deploy health, environment quality, and release readiness across multiple projects.
Role
Software engineer
Stack
Next.js, TypeScript, Playwright, GitHub Actions
Problem
Release information lived in too many places, which made it hard for teams to spot quality issues before shipping.
Problem
Release information lived in too many places, which made it hard for teams to spot quality issues before shipping.
Constraints
- Needed to work with existing tooling rather than replacing it.
- Small build window and multiple stakeholder groups.
Approach
Focused on aggregating the most important quality and deployment signals into one interface.
Designed a simple mental model so engineers and non-engineers could both use it.
Technical decisions
Used typed adapters to keep integrations composable and easier to test.
Treated quality checks as content that could be rendered consistently across teams.
Outcomes
Gave teams one place to understand release readiness.
Cut down on repeated manual checks before deployments.
Why it mattered
This kind of project is especially useful in a recruiter-facing portfolio because it shows both product thinking and engineering maturity. It signals that you think beyond isolated features and care about how software gets delivered.