GreenSoft · EcoREP · 0 Carbono

Complying with the EPR law and reporting a carbon footprint means recording, validating and tracing a lot of information (waste per period, documents, states) manually and error-prone.

An internal product for Ambientalia, built at GreenSoft (my current job). Two platforms: EcoREP, for waste traceability and EPR-law compliance, and 0 Carbono, to measure the carbon footprint of events.

Turn environmental and regulatory processes into clear modules for recording, reviewing and processing operational information.

• On 0 Carbono I implemented the whole frontend. I used HuellaChile's frontend as a reference for structure and experience.
• On EcoREP I took part in frontend work on specific modules of a shared platform.
• On the EcoREP dashboard I implemented multi-select filters: charts and tables are generated from what the user selects.
• Built a per-period file manager: each uploaded Excel is assigned to its period, so you can review each month's waste traceability.

• A modular frontend with React, Next.js and TypeScript, Material UI components and server state through Redux Toolkit/RTK Query.
• Modules consume REST APIs and separate forms, filters, visualization and file management.
• 0 Carbono runs on Next.js 16 and React 19 with a feature-first structure; EcoREP is an older codebase, on Next.js 13.

• Multi-layer forms redesigned so users understand them at first glance.
• State handling driven by what the user uploads: waste pending, ready or approved.
• File manager that organizes Excels by period and keeps traceability.
• Frontend modules in React, Next.js and TypeScript integrated with APIs and the team's deployment flow.

• Representing states and regulatory requirements without passing process complexity straight to the user.
• Evolving modules inside shared platforms while staying consistent with the team's work.

• Translating regulatory requirements (EPR law, carbon footprint) into usable interfaces.
• Designing large forms and state machines that don't confuse the user.