Solar Monitoring Platform

Solar operators needed a reliable way to monitor sites across clients — with live telemetry, clear graphs, and an architecture that would not collapse as more devices and tenants came online.

Built an Angular IoT dashboard with multi-client architecture, real-time graphing, and reusable chart components — optimizing rendering so operators could trust the data under load.

A production monitoring platform where singleton services and dependency injection keep shared state coherent, while reusable visualization components keep dashboards consistent across clients.

Angular application with shared singleton services for telemetry state, multi-client routing/context, and a reusable chart layer so new views compose without rewriting visualization logic.

• Understanding Angular DI deeply enough to avoid subtle singleton bugs
• Keeping graph rendering fast with continuous telemetry
• Supporting multiple clients without forking the UI codebase

• Owned dashboard architecture and reusable graph components
• Optimized rendering paths for real-time monitoring views
• Shaped multi-client product structure for long-term maintainability

• Multi-client solar monitoring in production
• Real-time graph rendering for operator decision-making
• Reusable chart system reducing UI drift across views
• Performance work that kept dashboards usable as data grew

• Reusable visualization systems pay for themselves the moment a second client appears.
• IoT products fail quietly when frontend architecture cannot keep up with telemetry.