Between November 2025 and May 2026, I interned on and off at Axami Systems in Halmstad. I started by fixing bugs in their existing system, which was built with PHP, jQuery and Fomantic UI. Working in that stack meant getting familiar with a codebase I hadn't written and learning how the business actually used it day to day.
Before building the real thing, as a part of a course I put together a demo version of the new maintenance system to show what it could look like and how it would work. That demo is the version shown in the graphics on this page.
From there I moved into building the actual maintenance system, using NestJS on the backend, React on the frontend, PostgreSQL for the database and Docker for deployment. As it was intended to be used live down the line, it was important to pay attention to things like data integrity and how the system would hold up over time, not just getting features to work.
Across the internship I went from fixing other people’s code in an older stack to prototyping, then building and helping lead the shift to a modern one. I got real experience with the kind of stack decisions that matter once a project has to run in production and not just on my own machine.