Mihai Melencu🇷🇴

About Mihai Melencu

OutSystems Lead Developer at TÜV SÜD

My experience includes enterprise application development, reusable component architecture, integrations, authentication, data modelling, platform governance, deployments, and AI-powered solutions across OutSystems 11 and ODC.

As a mentor, I can help you with:

• Starting or growing your career in low-code development • Understanding OutSystems architecture and best practices • Designing maintainable applications and reusable components • Debugging difficult technical or deployment issues • Preparing for technical interviews and career conversations • Turning an idea into a practical solution design • Exploring AI, agents, and integrations within low-code platforms

I enjoy honest, practical conversations, no unnecessary theory or one-size-fits-all advice. Whether you are building your first application, dealing with a challenging project, or deciding what to learn next, we’ll break the problem down and create a clear path forward.

Bring your questions, your ideas, or even the issue that has been keeping you stuck. Let’s figure it out together.

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Sessions with Mihai Melencu

• General Mentorship Session (30 min): Looking for guidance on your career, technical development, or next professional step? This is an open mentorship session shaped around your current goals and challenges. We can discuss: Career direction and professional growth OutSystems and low-code development Learning plans and certifications CV, portfolio, and interview preparation Technical challenges and project decisions Community involvement and personal branding You don’t need to prepare a formal agenda, but sharing a short description of what you’d like to discuss will help us make the most of our time.
• Break Into OutSystems: Career Roadmap (30 min): Interested in starting a career in OutSystems but unsure where to begin? In this session, we’ll look at your current experience and create a practical learning roadmap tailored to your goals. We can discuss: What to learn first Certifications and learning resources Project and portfolio ideas How to gain practical experience Preparing for your first OutSystems role You’ll leave with clear priorities and actionable next steps.
• OutSystems Career & Portfolio Review (30 min): Let’s review how you currently present yourself as an OutSystems professional. We can look at your CV, LinkedIn profile, certifications, portfolio, and project experience. During the session, I’ll provide practical feedback on what is already working, what could be improved, and how to better communicate your technical skills and impact to recruiters or potential clients. Please share your CV, LinkedIn profile, or portfolio before the session if possible.
• Ask Me Anything: OutSystems Development (30 min): Bring any questions you have about OutSystems development, architecture, certifications, career growth, Forge components, or real-world project challenges. This is an open and informal session, so the discussion will be shaped around what would be most helpful to you. You can bring one specific question or several smaller topics. If your question involves an application or error, please prepare screenshots or a short explanation before the call.
• Debug Your OutSystems Problem With Me (30 min): Bring one specific OutSystems problem, and we’ll investigate it together. It could involve application logic, integrations, SQL, UI behaviour, performance, security, authentication, or deployment. We’ll work through the symptoms, identify possible causes, and define practical next steps. The goal is not only to fix the immediate issue but also to help you understand how to approach similar problems independently. Please prepare screenshots, error messages, and relevant implementation details before the session. Do not share confidential data or credentials.
• From OutSystems Developer to Architect (30 min): This session is for OutSystems developers who want to start thinking beyond individual screens and actions. We can discuss: Application and module architecture Reusable components and dependencies Integrations and service boundaries Security and access control Performance and maintainability Deployment and environment governance Skills needed to move toward an architect role We’ll adapt the conversation to your current experience and identify the areas you should focus on next.