Position: Front-end developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: upper
Years of experience: 2

I have gained all of my skills on my own (although I really miss tutorship).
I build responsive, accessible web-sites.
I solved several problems which seemed very hard for my level (like building a drawing of a door in SVG based on the user input; implemented small React project for sign-up, login, using custom validation, re-captcha, handling Rest API, email verification, JWT tokens)
I study and learn new things in web development (not always directly necessary) on a daily basis.
I switched to web development almost 3 years ago after a career as international trade head in a confectionery company.
I had worked for about 2 years as a freelancer on Upwork, specializing on converting graphic designs (Photoshop, Avocode, Invision, Zeplin) into code (HTML, CSS, JS). A year ago I joined one of my clients (Ewave) full-time, and lead small group of Coders/ Frontend developers. The purpose was to create responsive cross-browser code for the interfaces/sites for the company's projects.
I use the following stack of technologies:
- HTML5 / Pug (Jade)
- CSS3 (Sass);
- Javascript (ES6+, jQuery);
- Bootstrap;
- Gulp as a task runner;
- SVG;
- React (basics);
- Git/Bitbucket/TFS.
My English level is upper-intermediate/advanced due to my education and work experience. All of my clients in web development were English-speaking.
A friendly team of developers. Project sizes do not matter.
I think PWA would be fun to implement.