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At my last company I led a 3-person effort to break a monolithic order-management feature into a set of services and a cleaner frontend module. The existing flow was ~6,000 lines of tangled Rails and jQuery, and any change risked outages for ~20k daily orders. I started by mapping the end-to-end flow and quantifying pain: deployments required 45 minutes of manual QA and we had a change-related incident almost every sprint. I proposed a phased strategy: first introduce API boundaries and contract tests, then modernize the React frontend against those APIs, and finally deprecate the legacy code. I ran short design reviews with backend, frontend, and QA to settle on API shapes and rollout plans, and aligned product by showing a two-release roadmap with clear risk gates. We shipped in three increments over six weeks, cut regression bugs by ~60%, and reduced deploy QA time from 45 to about 10 minutes.
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