Position: Junior Front-end Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 1

I started my career at Udev where I had an opportunity to work on a central management system for probably the biggest business in my country. The business owner had multiple businesses across the country and wanted to be able to manage all of them from a single platform. The project was built on Vue.js and I was able to learn it quickly and help improve the user interface of the platform.

On top of that, I am one of the very few (probably 0.1%) people in Central Asia who were able to get a perfect band 9.0 in IELTS Speaking Test by doing self-study and without taking any English courses or classes. This shows that I'm pretty good at learning.

I have also been able to help hundreds of people learn English and web development and get into the university of their dreams, immigrate to another country or get international jobs. This shows that I'm good at sharing what I've learned and help the people around me.
1) E-commerce: It fetches data from GraphQL endpoint and provides an interface to interact with the data.
FE: HTML5, CSS3, BEM, Sass, JS ES6, React, Redux, Formik. 
BE: GraphQL, (Webpack, Babel, Github, Yarn)

2) Trawelo: a Javascript-heavy travel app with a clean UI. It targets the DOM, working with 3 objects, and retrieving data from 3 APIs each of which is reliant on another to work. It's all done in a webpack environment, using an express server, and wrapped up with service workers

3) YouTube clone: Used REACT (Router), Material UI (design), Firebase (host data real time), CSS Flexbox. It doesn't refresh when you search for videos so its fast.
I would like to go from (A) junior front-end to (B) senior full-stack developer in the shortest amount of time possible by doing 2x or 3x as much work even if it means saving up weekends and holidays for later years. Therefore, I would be grateful if the hiring company could help me make a road map to go from (A) to (B).