Position: Senior/Lead Full-Stack Product UX/UI Designer
Category: Design
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 11

1. Mastered a complex software product - 3D Studio MAX at a good level
2. Started and successfully ran his design-related business for 8 years
3. Earned over 130 positive reviews of my freelance work
4. Successfully managed a design team of 5 people for four years
5. Developed from scratch design of a complex universal monitoring and control system for various technological processes in oil production / housing services, which is now installed and operates in dozens of companies around the world and has excellent reviews
6. I successfully combine elegant UI design solutions and complex UX approach for a wide range of products - from tiny clocks to web services counting hundreds of screens
During a 20-year career, I've completed a ton of different design projects. It's easier to say what I didn't do than I did. I will provide details during an interview. I worked as a freelancer, in the office, as a self-employment person and as an employee. Projects supervision as plus. Volunteered as well..

My main skills:
Responsive and mobile web design
Graphic design
Iconography
Adobe CC (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, XD)
Figma
Copywriting skills
Human Resources Management
Axure RP / rapid prototyping
Motion design, IxD
UX / UI / IA / HMI, user scenarios, customer journey maps, personas creation, projects & competitors research, people interviewing and other UX-related activities
Conversion rate optimization techniques in design
Human centered design, design thinking methodology, WCAG design

I would like to find a UX / UI position based on an interesting complicated projects in a stable company.
Yes:
1. Stable company
2. Decent compensation
3. Interesting complex projects
4. Reasonably flexible working hours
5. Preliminary research, follow-up tests and collection of statistics about projects, generally a data-driven scientific approach
6. Specialization UX / UI only
7. Freedom of speech, thought, innovation of ideas.

No:
1. Hard dress code
2. Bureaucracy
3. Strict business correspondence
4. Strict daily reporting
5. Decisions based on "I like / dislike"
6. Estimates that cannot be corrected by a specialist
7. "This is not allowed, it is not supposed to be, we do not do this, it is not necessary" - inertness of thought and archaism.