SymptoMed is a comprehensive mobile application designed to offer a wide array of health-related information. Its core functionalities include symptom identification for various diseases, provision of informative and educational content on daily health care, and facilitating access to information about nearby health care facilities. This app serves as an essential resource for users seeking reliable health information and services.

At SymptoMed, I am part of the Cloud Computing division, serving as a Backend Engineer. Within this dynamic team, I engage in a variety of backend and server development activities. My responsibilities include API development for each feature of SymptoMed, integrating with Firebase Firestore database and Google Cloud Storage, and deploying backend servers using Google App Engine, which are connected to many other services.

In my backend role, I have encountered several intriguing challenges. A notable task was the development of an API for managing a discussion forum platform, enabling seamless user interaction. To grasp the underlying logic of post and comment interactions, I drew inspiration from renowned forum-based applications like Stack Overflow and Facebook. The most effective solution I devised was a recursive function that efficiently manages the flow of comments, simulating the thread structure found in the aforementioned applications. This approach has successfully replicated some aspects of data retrieval and presentation seen in these models. Moving forward, my focus will shift towards optimizing server performance.