Position: Junior SFCC Developer | Junior Web Developer
Category: Salesforce
Experience: 1 years | English: fluent

1. At one project, seniors granted me team lead level responsibilities because of my positive performance, proactivity, and responsibility - I was responsible for the operations in the project GitHub repository, code builds to Staging/Dev through Jenkins, and hotfixes after the builds.
2. Occupying the position of a junior developer, was engaged in complex tasks of the middle developer level and successfully finished them complying with the deadlines: radical re-defining the out-of-the-box flows for the site communication with Marketing Cloud, search functionality, and price calculations.
3. Received a positive result from the performance review due to good feedback after the first 6 months.
4. On the first project, I learned the required project specifics and dataflow structures and completed the onboarding to the project in one week, having started to take tickets and contribute to the solutions going live on a client's website. Also, fixed a number of critical bugs for two hotfixes meeting demanding deadlines and securing a high level of client satisfaction. Additionally, radically improved the wishlist feature to optimize users' experiences with the wishlist on the client's website.
5. As a web development student, I passed the test of a JavaScript personal project with my calendar application and managed to step into the next phase of the program.
In my first lasting B2C Commerce project, I worked for an apparel company from the USA that had both warehouses and retail stores across the whole country. As a junior SFCC developer, I fixed a number of critical bugs for hotfixes and releases. At the same time, was engaged in a more architectural BE & FE work where I re-framed the wishlist feature to fully customize the wishlist storefront behaviors to the custom business needs. It was done in the TypeScript programming language on the FE side. The challenge was to adapt to the real tasks after a short training. The quality communication with the team and quick learning were key factors in why I started to contribute to the team's success after a week of onboarding to the project.

The second big project was about retailers selling machinery to businesses and entrepreneurs. There, I implemented the out-of-the-box search functionality on their website because it was initially removed as a more custom search feature had been previously built. The challenge was to reconcile the typical search feature and their custom functionality adapting to their specific PDPs and PLPs. The deep thinking over the website architecture was a key factor in my ability to finish two tasks with a lasting solution.

Another complex task during this project was to make the site communication with Marketing Cloud more configurable (the client wanted to be able to configure breakpoints for MC calls with specific requirements for localization and parameters). The challenge was to make the code as autonomous as possible and move all the control to the field of configuration. The architectural thinking and quality solution documentation contributed most to the success of this work.

The third big project was for a client selling housing security equipment. The client wanted an untypical display of prices on PLPs and PDPs with promotional prices that are usually triggered after adding products to a basket. The challenge was to resolve multiple logical conflicts of such price formations. The logical thinking, problem forecasting, and feedback delivery on task formation helped me finish this work with a positive outcome. Hooks and jobs were instrumental here.

As a part of my onboarding process, developed from scratch the Quick Order page and Email Subscription feature and created Premier Account functionality.

Ready to take a role as a Salesforce Developer but I am also open to new challenges and ready to learn new technologies.