markgrave

Migrated priority inspection routes from the Next.js Pages Router to the App Router and Server Components, preserving existing URLs and allowing legacy and migrated routes to operate together during the phased rollout. Built a MapLibre inspection map with GeoJSON boundaries, marker clustering, status filters, and synchronized table selection, allowing inspectors to review records and violations in their geographic context. Made the app hold up in the field, where inspectors work on tablets over patchy mobile connections: persistent form drafts, retryable chunked uploads, and explicit sync states instead of silent failures. Owned the inspection creation and review workflows: multi-step forms with React Hook Form and Zod, evidence uploads, and permission-aware controls that hide or disable actions by inspector role. Incomplete submissions dropped by 29%. Managed shared client state with Redux Toolkit like map filters, table/map selection, and in-progress inspection drafts, so filter and selection state stayed consistent across the map and table views and survived navigation between them. Raised Vitest and React Testing Library coverage on validation rules, permission-dependent rendering, and workflow state transitions from 0% to 60%, catching regressions in the inspection flow before release.