Position: Front-End Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 6

Twice presented on BudapestJS meetup (about Angular Ivy and Angular+Scully static site generation)
Azarus Chrome Extension received Featured badge for following Google's best practices
Over the course of 6 years of my professional career I'd worked at 3 different companies, completed about a dozen freelance projects and created an own food delivery platform for our family business.

At AdNovum I was a member of a FrontEnd team for a logistics project for a cement delivering company for which we've built a scheduling screen using Angular. After that project had been completed I joined team of AdNovum's own product Nevis where I contributed to an Admin application written in Angular as part of the security platform. I've contributed by implementing new features, fixing issues, participating in plannings, reviewing code of fellow colleagues and writing hundreds of tests in Jasmine.

At Supercharge I've had a chance to contribute to many projects in different domains including FinTech, Logistics, E-commerce, Recycling, Education as well as company's internal R&D projects where I had worked on CMS generator project, Angular project initial setup with configurations for linters etc. I was one of Angular go-to guys to help solve tricky issues related to framework for anyone in the company. For example things like change detection debugging. I participated in company-wide FrontEnd knowledge sharing through holding multiple presentations, holding workshops and writing articles. During this period I managed to deepen my Angular knowledge, have a half a year experience as a full stack developer with React and Express+NestJS and extend my tooling experience by configuring projects, working with CI etc.

In my free time while working at Supercharge I've been busy building a website that served as a platform for food ordering from our family business in my home city. I've architected an end to end solution from picking the stack, designing the project to implementing both FrontEnd and BackEnd, integrating with Poster system and configuring CI/CD for the project. On the frontend the choice was Angular+Scully for static site generation served through Nginx server and on the backend was a simplete NestJS REST API running in a docker container behind Nginx reverse proxy. Everything on a Digital Ocean droplet for just 10$/month. Gitlab CI was used for CI/CD.

At Azarus I helped build a similar site using Angular+Scully, created a broadcast application for streamers on Overwolf and built a cross browser extension which received a Featured badge in Chrome. I managed a small team of 2 other FrontEnd developers by distributing tasks to them.