Catalin Pit is a full-stack developer with eight years of experience building web applications using TypeScript, React and Node.js, currently contributing to Documenso — an open-source DocuSign alternative — where he works across front-end and back-end features including document signing, webhooks and API improvements. He has a strong developer-advocate background from Hasura and Hashnode, where he created popular learning content and modernized courses that drove significant community engagement. Catalin combines hands-on engineering with developer education—he writes blog posts and produces YouTube videos to share practical learnings—and prefers the best tool for the job rather than language lock-in. Educated at Queen Mary University of London (First Class Honours), he brings a disciplined, CI/CD-driven approach to shipping scalable systems and improving developer workflows. Outside work he balances family life with writing, content creation and weightlifting, which he says fuels his curiosity and productivity.
8 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in IT, Computer Science, D*D*D*, BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in IT, Computer Science, D*D*D* at Harrow College
Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Science, First Class Honours (1st), Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Science, First Class Honours (1st) at Queen Mary University of London
Contributions:277 reviews, 156 PRs, 734 pushes in 1 year 7 months
Contributions summary:Catalin's commits primarily focus on front-end and back-end development, including code cleanup, implementing features, and making UI adjustments. The user removed console logs and warnings. They made changes to card titles, and implemented various user interface enhancements, including document signing and user profile related features. Additionally, they updated the API and added new features related to webhooks and document downloading.
Contributions:53 commits, 50 pushes, 1 branch in 1 month
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