Position: Front-End developer (React, Next.js)
Category: JavaScript
English level: upper
Years of experience: 2

- One of my first tasks as a Junior Front-End Developer was to create dynamic charts using a special chart library. However, its library did not meet all the customer's requirements, so I had to dive deeper into how it works and draw the necessary charts myself using Canvas, creating custom components based on the existing ones in the library. This was a challenging task for a junior developer, but I was able to successfully complete it.

- I have consistently ranked in the top 3 performers in my department based on weekly performance evaluations.
I am a result-oriented front-end developer with 2 years of industry experience. Proficient in JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML5/CSS3/SASS, GIT, GitLab, WebPack, Parcel, React, Next.js, Redux/Redux Toolkit/ Thunk / Saga, React Hook Form, Formik, Yup, Jest, LocalStorage, jQuery, SciChart, Storybook, Handlebars, Bootstrap, Tailwind, Material-UI, REST API, GraphQL, ES6+, Lodash, Moment.js, and have experience with adaptive design.

Until recently, I was the sole Front-End Developer at Grona.Tech IT Company, where I handle all front-end development tasks. As a co-founder, I contribute to the strategic direction and overall growth of the company. Previously, I honed my skills at INFOPOLUS IT and ClassTag, Inc., gaining expertise in front-end technologies, debugging, creating dynamic graphs, collaborating with designers and back-end developers, mentoring junior team members and working on various front-end development tasks. Proficient in React.js, Next.js, HTML, CSS, Sass, JavaScript, TypeScript, RESTful APIs, Git, Redux and related technologies, I am committed to continuous learning and embracing new front-end technologies.

As I continue to develop my career, I am interested in expanding my knowledge and skills in front-end development and becoming a more proficient and effective developer. I am also eager to learn and work with new technologies and frameworks as they emerge.