Position: Junior Frontend Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: pre
Years of experience: 0.5

While working on a team project, in addition to my tasks, I helped solve team tasks. And it was a good teamwork experience.
During my studies, I worked on team and personal projects.

WebStudio:
[HTML, SASS, JS, Parcel]
A website with a responsive layout. Role: Developer.
A website for creating desktop and mobile applications
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Banda-ice-cream: 
[HTML, SASS, JS, Parcel]
A website with a responsive layout. Role: Developer.
A site for ordering ice cream, with the opportunity to get acquainted with information on how it is prepared and from which products
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Cinemania:
[HTML, CSS, JS, Parcel]
A site for finding movies and watching trailers. I was a developer on this project.
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PhoneBook:
[ CSS, Webpack, React.js, Redux Toolkit ]
Application for own contacts.
In this application, it is possible to save your contacts through registration without fear that they will end up with someone else.
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Social network:
[ React Native 2.0, Expo, Android Studio, Firebase, Redux Toolkit ]
This project is intended for users who want to share moments of their lives with their friends
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Chat Lite:
[ React.js, Node.js, Redux Toolkit, Express, Socket.io ] 
This is a social chat that has rooms for personal communication.
I wrote Frontend and Backend for this chat.
I'm a front-end developer looking for a full-time position at a company that
aimed at making everyday life and business easier, more productive and
user-friendly. I am well versed in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React.
In addition, I have practical experience in applying Agile and Scrum methodologies while working in a team. I learn quickly and am ready to perform complex tasks