Position: Junior Front-end Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 0

1. As a Front-End Developer for the Student Council, I developed functional components and pages for the FICT Advisor web application using various technologies such as React, Next.js, SCSS, and TypeScript to create a web application that provides valuable features to students.
2. I have successfully built some pet projects, which showcase my ability to create functional and responsive web applications using React, Next.js, CSS/SCSS, and JavaScript/TypeScript.
3. I have developed my skills in working with teams using GitHub, which has helped me to collaborate and communicate effectively with others while working on projects.
As a Front-End Developer for the Student Council from 2022 to the present, I work on a web application called FICT Advisor using React, Next.js, MUI, and TypeScript. This project allowed students to take surveys, read about professors, and access other features, which improved my skills in working with teams using GitHub.

The last project I created is 'Plateful'. This project is a recipe search application that uses a pre-prepared API. The application has two pages: a page that displays all available recipes and a page that displays details of a selected recipe. It was created using functional components and hooks, such as useEffect(), useState(), useMemo(), and one custom hook for pagination. Pages are responsive to device size. Technologies: Next.js & React.js, TypeScript, MUI and sx props, Axios + ReactQuery

My other pet project is the To-Do List application, which you developed using React, SCSS, and JavaScript. This project provides users with the ability to manage their to-do lists by adding, editing, deleting tasks, and marking tasks as complete.

Overall, my experience shows a good foundation in frontend development technologies, experience working with various frameworks and libraries such as React, Next.js, and SCSS, as well as a passion for creating responsive and user-friendly interfaces.