Position: Junior Node.js developer
Category: Node.js
English level: upper
Years of experience: 2

I have strong soft skills, so I have always been a team player. When I worked on the marketing team, we grew from 4 people in the team to over 30 in 2 years, and I became a team leader.
I have spent three years working in digital marketing, collaborating with various companies across industries such as online stores, clinics, and gambling. Throughout this time, I have honed my skills in utilizing tools like Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Google Analytics, GTM, Appsflyer, Power BI, Google Sheets, and Excel. However, my passion for programming was ignited when I began writing simple JavaScript scripts for Google Ads, which led me to create a Telegram bot for my company.

Since then, I have transitioned my career to become a backend developer, starting as a trainee in a gambling company and working my way up to a middle developer position in another company which developed CRM for autonomous manufacturing. My current tech stack includes NodeJS, Express, PostgreSQL, Sequelize, MySQL, AWS and RabbitMQ.

In my previous roles, I have had the opportunity to develop integrations with various providers, such as game providers, payment providers, email and SMS providers. I have also successfully refactored legacy code by dividing it into microservices, developed integrations for analytics for affiliate programs and Google and Facebook analytics, written unit tests and fixed bugs. In addition to my professional experience, I enjoy sharpening my skills by completing coding challenges on Codewars and LeetCode.
I am excited to apply for the NodeJS backend developer position at a growing company. With my diverse background in digital marketing and experience as a backend developer, I am confident in my ability to contribute to team's success. 
I enjoy solving complex problems and I dive deep into understanding how the technologies I use work. In addition, I want my team leader to be demanding and very experienced. I want to progress as an engineer, not just as a coder.