Backend · Contribution through Aventique
Odnis
Backend foundations connecting patients with nearby pharmacies.
A NestJS modular-monolith backend for an Algerian digital-health platform, with medicine requests, pharmacy operations and request-scoped communication.
- Role
- Backend Software Engineer
- Period
- April 2026 – May 2026
- Delivered through
- Aventique
- Architecture
- Modular monolith
Overview
Odnis connects patients with nearby pharmacies around prescription uploads, medicine availability and pharmacy selection for in-person pickup. My contribution was the NestJS backend serving patient, pharmacist and administrator interfaces, using PostgreSQL and TypeORM.
My contribution
Patient & pharmacy workflows
Implemented OTP authentication, patient profiles, pharmacy onboarding and operations, nearby search, medicine-request broadcasting and pharmacy responses.
Request-scoped communication
Added messaging associated with medicine requests, alongside file handling and notifications.
API & delivery foundations
Translated product and UX requirements into contracts, entities, migrations and modules. Added wilaya/commune reference-data seeding, Swagger documentation, structured logging and deployment foundations.
Engineering focus
A modular backend for different user interfaces
The backend was organized as a modular monolith supporting patient, pharmacist and administrator workflows, with PostgreSQL entities and TypeORM migrations.
Supporting a request from discovery to response
Backend flows connected nearby pharmacy search, medicine-request broadcasting, responses and messaging tied to a request.
Outcome & scope
The work established backend functionality and integration foundations for the platform’s patient and pharmacy workflows, delivered through Aventique with the product team.
Technology stack
- NestJS
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- TypeORM
- Swagger
- JWT
- OTP / SMS gateways
- Brevo
- Pino
- PM2
Let’s talk about the work.
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