Position: Frontend Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: upper
Years of experience: 3


I'm a software engineer with 3+ years of experience at Wuilt LLC where I am mainly in charge of the store-front development of the E-Commerce Builder web app. Also, I am contributing to the development of the store-admin, back-office, e2e tests using Cypress, and the Website Builder (which is the primary web app that creates static websites using pre-designed layouts, without any knowledge-need of programming).

At Wuilt LLC, we're 3 frontend developers and I'm the one who's in charge of developing the store-front. I dealt with Next.js for the first time when creating this big project about 2 years ago specifically for its powerful SSR features in creating SEO friendly websites and in loading the website content much faster for a smooth experience, combined with Styled-Components and Figma for styling which delivered a high-quality UX. Also, using Typescript and GraphQL together leaves dealing with data much easier and even faster especially with the usage of Node.js in our backend servers.

And in early ages, I used Storybook to instantiate our company’s first Design System (Quilt) which was completely used in creating the store-admin interface later on. And for CI/CD, I started by using CircleCI at work but now Github Actions is dominant. Recently, I covered about 60% of the store-admin by e2e tests using Cypress.

During my previous role at NasNav, I learned intensely how to be detail-oriented about UI and different CSS implementations. I believe it's a differentiator between a good and a great frontend developer.
And nowadays, I’m shifting focus toward my “Task Management App” project (which is a backend-related course) on a regular basis through applying new practical skills including MongoDB, Express.js, and Node.js.

Finding patterns is my passion, not only in coding but moreover with my colleagues at the office. I created a role for entertaining and keeping the mental health of our dev team up and called it Happiness Manager. Sometimes I grab them some sweet potatoes. Most of the time, organizing outings.