Position: UI/UX designer
Category: Design
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 3

A little about myself, I have 3.5 years of experience in developing websites and web/mobile applications. English level B1+. At my previous job, I built a platform for real estate owners from 0 to design. my main responsibilities included: competitor research, CJM, user flow, creating wireframes, UI design, improving the UX of existing sites/applications, creating a system design, conducting a UX audit, developing an information architecture/site map, and creating and developing a website.

* I learn new things quickly. During the last stages of work on the platform, I independently figured out how to create a sales page on Wix with animation. In addition, if I lack experience, I consult with colleagues or undergo training 

* I am a team player. I like to work in a team because I am convinced that in collaboration with other team members, you can create a great project. Also, I am not conflicted, and I appreciate a good atmosphere in the team

* I quickly adapt to new projects. At the previous place of work, I understood the tasks in few working days and after that, I planned the stages of work for the entire project.

* I have strong UX skills. In my previous company, I used various design activities of Design Thinking Methodology to create or improve products

* I always take responsibility for my part of the work, and justify my decisions. In the future, I want to try myself as a manager of design, so I am looking for a company where I can grow
3 years (mostly web design) - prototyping, design creation and developing on platforms (Webflow, Wix), communication with clients, design justification

1,5 year (mobile applications and admin panels) - have expeirence with all components of the Design Thinking Method. The main achievement - created 2 platforms from idea to design, which was transferred to development. At the start, there were only text descriptions and the opportunity to work directly with the customer. Ask him lots of questions and turn his answers into a design solution.