Full-stack Developer

Alam Sawame

JP / EN / PT

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Alam Sawame

Full-stack Developer

From UX and UI to server logic, authentication, permissions, database design, testing, and deployment

Drawing on the customer perspective I developed in apparel store operations, I design and build web applications end to end, from usable interfaces to server logic and databases, using Next.js, React, TypeScript, Prisma, and PostgreSQL.

About 9 years in apparel store operations | Senior Partner and shift lead | 300+ SKUs and 1,000+ customers on peak days

  • Full-stack development with Next.js App Router, TypeScript, and Prisma/PostgreSQL
  • Design and implementation of a multi-tenant purchase-planning app (subdomain routing, RBAC)
  • Auth, i18n, server-side validation, deployment
  • Unit / integration testing with Vitest

Based in Saitama, Japan Open to hybrid roles in the Tokyo area or remote roles


I believe the best web apps should be minimal, refined, and built to serve the product's core purpose: helping people make decisions, stay organized, and take action without clutter, confusion, or wasted time.

  • Start with a small, working slice of the product.
  • Define schemas and constraints early (so the app stays coherent as it grows).
  • Write code that's readable first, clever second.
  • Treat UI copy and micro-interactions as part of engineering, not an afterthought.

About / what I'm looking for

I'm open to Frontend and Full-stack Developer roles where I can deliver features end to end, bringing a focus on user experience to UI implementation, server logic, database design, testing, and deployment.

Strengths

  • Observing user behavior and real-world constraints from store operations experience
  • Turning customer-facing and team operations experience into clear UI copy and usable flows
  • Designing authentication, permissions, tenant isolation, and data constraints across the UI and server

Ideal environment

  • A product team that values practical UX, clear constraints, and maintainable systems
  • Tokyo-area hybrid or remote (JST)