Position: Middle front-end developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 4

When reflecting on my accomplishments, one of the highlights of my career has been the development of the "Moni Mobile App". This was a challenging project where I played a pivotal role as a Front-end Developer. Using React Native, TypeScript, Redux, and Material UI, I was able to design a user-centric mobile application that has now been adopted by thousands of users. The positive feedback from users on the app's seamless experience and the intuitive user interface has been particularly rewarding.

Another notable accomplishment was my work on "Metakino", an online kino theatre. Here, I effectively utilized React.js, Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, and Redux to create a platform that has since become a popular choice among movie enthusiasts. The site's load speed, responsiveness, and user-friendly design have been lauded by both users and industry peers.

Each of these accomplishments was not just about the successful completion of projects but also about the learnings, growth, and value I brought to the teams and organizations I worked with. The specifics of these achievements, coupled with the technologies I employed and the challenges I overcame, underscore my dedication, expertise, and the potential value I can bring to interesting proposals.
I have worked on a variety of projects throughout my career. Here, I will detail the last three significant projects I have been involved with:

EmilAuto
Role: Front-end Developer
Technologies Used: React, TypeScript, Redux, Chunk CSS, and Online Payment Integration
Tasks Completed: Developed an online auto store functioning in Dubai, which is similar to the American site Copart.

Getmoni Mobile App
Role: Front-end Developer
Technologies Used: React Native, TypeScript, Redux, Material UI
Tasks Completed: Developed the mobile application, ensuring a seamless user experience.

Metakino
Role: Front-end Developer
Technologies Used: React.js, Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, Redux
Tasks Completed: Worked on the development of an online Kino theatre.

In my current role at BestToolBars (June 2022 - Present), I am working remotely as a Front-end Developer. I have been involved in various tasks including:
Developing an NFT dashboard to facilitate the buying and selling of NFTs.
Implementing user interfaces using ReactJS, Redux, and TailWindCSS.
Utilizing GraphQL and REST API for backend communications and data fetching. 


During my tenure at ShellLogix from June 2019 to June 2022, I contributed significantly to various projects as a Front-end Developer. My responsibilities primarily encompassed developing robust website architecture and actively participating in the entire product development process, right from inception to completion. I leveraged technologies such as ECMAScript 6, ReactJS, NextJS, and Redux, in conjunction with tools like Git for version control and Trello for project management. My role also involved closely collaborating with the team to ensure the successful and timely delivery of projects, thereby meeting client expectations and maintaining the standard of excellence associated with ShellLogix.
In terms of expectations, I am specifically looking to engage in roles where I can significantly leverage my expertise in React, Next.js, or React Native. I have a deep-seated interest and a proven track record in working with these technologies, and I am eager to continue expanding my knowledge and experience in these areas.

However, I would prefer not to engage in roles where the primary focus is on technologies outside of React and JavaScript. While I have a comprehensive skill set, my passion and current career trajectory are centred on specializing in these particular frameworks and languages, as they resonate more with my professional aspirations and the direction in which the industry is progressing. I am keen on dedicating my efforts towards honing my skills in these areas, thereby contributing to projects with high impact and innovation.