Database design is a crucial step in building an app that involves structuring data in an organized way to support app functionality, improve performance, and ensure scalability. The process begins with defining the data and its relationships in a visual model. This model helps in identifying entities and relationships among them. Tables are then created based on these entities with primary keys to uniquely identify each record and foreign keys to establish connections between tables.

Helped navigate Xano through a SOC 2 Type II audit through an independent auditor. The SOC 2 report is an internal controls report capturing how a company safeguards customer data and how well those controls are operating.

Present company performance, objects, and financials to our board of institutional investors.

Collaborate on compelling on-boarding UX to engage new joiners to reach Mentor status on Talentsky.

Generate reports of findings from analytics and present these to CEO and UX team. Ensure accurate information is being pulled and cite data sources accordingly and customize reports to customer needs

Worked with Talentsky.com team and a consultant from Trionia to implement analytics starting from User Acquisition in Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager, to behavioral analytics in Segment and mixpanel. We can now track and measure success in every part of the customer journey.

I was asked to give a presentation on API basics to NCF (No Code Founders). They are the largest No-Code community on the web.

Design and detail business development strategies, including elements such as fundraising, contributor relationship management, and customer retention and expansion, that ensure the sustainability and growth of the organization.

I was interviewed on the Silicon Alley Podcast: https://go.xano.co/3Iyr8PT “Prakash Chandran, founder of Xano, joins host William Glass to discuss no code development, productizing an internal tool, and the importance of user journeys. Prakash shares how he and his co-founders took an internal backend development tool and turned it into a commercial product. In addition, Prakash dives deep into user-centric design and how to map the customer journey in order to build a successful product.”