Position: Trainee/Junior Front-End Developer (React)
Category: JavaScript
English level: upper
Years of experience: 0

I have few personal projects which I consider as my achievements at the moment. Here are some of them:

* Photo-rebus - (React, Context, Firebase, Bootstrap) - a game I made to share my rebus puzzles, registered users can save their progress, vote for difficulty level, earn coins and spend it on hints.

* Make Words! - (React, Google Dictionary API) - a game where two players can enter a word and then compete in making new words from its letters.

* SIGMA X - (React, MobX (prev. Redux), Electron, PWA) - an online and desktop app which helps a host to manage a game in a sport version of "Svoya Igra" (Russian analog of "Jeopardy!"). 

* SIParser (Node.js) - my helper app/script for parsing a wiki-like site which contains text logs of a TV show "Svoya Igra" (Russian analog of "Jeopardy") and media files used in it, then convert it and produce a .siq file which is basically a ZIP-archive with media files and structured game data represented as XML, and can be used to play in SIGame app.

* StarRebus - (Unity) - my only game in Unity (C#) for Android. It may look simple but I'm proud to say that it's 100% made by me including all image assets, it's published in Google Play store, has integration with Google Play Services and Unity Ads (previously with Google AdMob). It has some users database, also I haven't updated it with content for quite a long time.
While never been working as a programmer in a company I have a couple of projects of my own, where I used tools like #React, #Redux, #MobX, #Node.js, #Electron, #Firebase, #Flutter and even Unity3D.

Since all my projects were made to meet my personal needs, I used whatever was needed to achieve a goal - be that front- or backend (also mostly frontend).

I use Github for all my projects, so it won't be a problem to show my code (even though I'm far from being proud out of it, it's getting better from project to project and I think you can notice this progress).
Looking for a job with gradually increasing tasks difficulty and a good team.