Position: Junior+ Frontend Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 1


Confident in my hard and soft skills, I am a Strong Junior Frontend developer specializing in React. After completing my previous project, I am now seeking the next opportunity where I can apply my skills and make a valuable contribution.

From November 2022 to April 2023, I held a position as a Junior Frontend Developer at an innovative startup (name withheld due to NDA). My responsibilities included creating and maintaining an adaptive and user-friendly interface using React, Redux, and SCSS. I closely collaborated with designers and backend developers, enabling efficient web application development. During this time, I acquired a high proficiency in working with Git and developed a robust architecture for scalability and future project maintenance.

Tasks and responsibilities included:

- Creating functional components and interfaces that interacted with APIs for data retrieval.
- Testing the interface and ensuring its quality.
- Regular participation in team meetings and knowledge sharing with fellow developers.
- Designing the mobile version and creating responsiveness for the application.
- Setting up state management throughout the application using ReduxJS and Context API.

In February 2023, I participated in the "INT20H" hackathon organized by the KPI, where I successfully developed two interesting web applications (a test version and a main part) in collaboration with other developers. It was during this experience that I first felt confident in my ability to create something more significant than just educational projects.
1. I aspire to work in a friendly and purpose-driven team that is passionate and dedicated to their craft, working towards the development of both individuals and the product as a whole. I value the opportunity to share my knowledge and learn from others.

2. I have no desire to rewrite or extensively modify legacy code unless it is necessary and reasonable to do so.