Position: Frontend Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: upper
Years of experience: 2

Engaged in frontend development for a social media platform using Next.js, ensuring cross-browser compatibility.
Implemented authentication using JSON Web Tokens (JWT) to secure user data and protect sensitive information.
Integrated the RTK Query library for client-side data management, enabling efficient API handling and improving application performance. 
Managed a complex data rendering pipeline encompassing Server-Side Rendering (SSR), Client-Side Rendering (CSR), Redux, and content display, ensuring seamless data flow
Actively contributed to the development and maintenance of a product associated with an icon library, ensuring its seamless functionality and user experience.
Fostered ongoing collaboration with backend developers and quality assurance (QA) teams to facilitate efficient project execution and ensure product quality.
Successfully managed Jenkins and CI/CD processes, streamlining software integration and continuous deployment 
Spearheaded the BugDays initiative to maintain product stability, including the authorship of test cases that effectively reproduced reported issues for thorough debugging.
Was involved in website performance optimization, addressing issues such as mitigating excessive re-rendering and improving initial page load speed.
Actively participated in code reviews, offering constructive feedback to ensure high code quality standards across the project.
Worked on creating test cases (RTL) for each component and function, ensuring complete test coverage.
Successfully adopted the Spring library to standardize and enhance animations, resulting in a more consistent and engaging user experience.
Developed and integrated UI Kit, catering to unique design and functionality requirements.
Spearheaded the migration process from Redux to Redux Toolkit, embracing a modern and efficient state management solution to streamline development workflows.
Worked with AGILE planning, execution, and estimation cycles.