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Betzo

Jan 2026 - Apr 2026·Senior Frontend Engineer
NuxtVue 3TypeScriptPiniaWebSocketSCSS

Overview

Worked as a Senior Frontend Engineer on Betzo, an online casino and sportsbook, from January to April 2026. Joined a large Vue/Nuxt codebase and closed more than 100 tickets in the first months. My work spanned user-facing features such as Lucky Pass, A/B testing and web-push infrastructure, a production knowledge-base chatbot, and engineering improvements to documentation and releases. The platform serves both web and Telegram experiences. The live website may be unavailable in some countries.

Key Features

Support Knowledge-Base Chatbot

Problem

Support questions needed faster answers, with a path to a human operator when automation could not resolve a case.

Solution

Built and deployed a production knowledge-base chatbot that answered supported questions and routed unresolved cases to human operators.

Result

Reduced response time from roughly one hour to ten minutes.

Continuously Updated Technical Documentation

Problem

Frontend work depended on backend changes, making up-to-date technical documentation essential for debugging across the stack.

Solution

Introduced the team’s first technical-documentation system and automated its upkeep with Claude Code routines running every two hours.

Result

Kept frontend-facing documentation aligned with backend changes and reduced cross-stack debugging friction.

Product Experiments and Engagement

Problem

The team needed to validate product hypotheses with real users and deliver features that supported ongoing engagement.

Solution

Built A/B testing and web-push infrastructure, delivered the Lucky Pass weekly-engagement feature, and worked with WebSocket and Server-Sent Events for live functionality.

Result

Enabled experiments on real users and shipped engagement features into production.

Release Process and Shared UI

Problem

Release trains limited delivery flexibility, while shared interface components needed a consistent reference.

Solution

Introduced a micro-release process and brought Storybook into the UI-kit workflow. Used agent-assisted implementation, research and review while retaining responsibility for final code quality.

Result

Shortened the release cycle and improved delivery predictability; closed more than 100 tickets during the first months on the codebase.