Position: Ruby on Rails, ClojureScript, PostgreSQL
Category: Ruby
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 10

I am a developer/maintainer of several open-source projects.
One of them is React-Bootstrap.

I have an extensive experience with remote work.
With Ukrainian companies for 16+ years. (gas/petroleum and restaurants)
With an American startup for half a year. (vacation rentals industry)
With a UK company for 6 years. (bookings)

Since 2016, I have been working on Web Applications projects.

My strongest trait is that I love learning new things, not only technology related.
E.g. I've learned the Chartered Financial Analyst level 1 on my own.
Besides English, I'm also learning foreign languages like German and Spanish.

Recently, I finished the Design/UI course and am now able to make a responsive design of not complicated web/UI pages.
Also, I can make that design "alive" in HTML/CSS/Ruby code.
As one of the core engineers in the HalalBooking product company, I've been working on all of the business areas of the application:
- the customer-facing part, checkout, booking offers, and translations. 
- the back office for the company's operators.
- the accounting, 
- the customers' loyalty system.
- integrations with 3rd party services like Expedia-API.
- the Extranet (Single Page Application written in ClojureScript), which is a back office for hoteliers to manage their properties. 

I'm using Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, ClojureScript, and JavaScript/CoffeeScript.

I'm using OOP along with FP for the Ruby code and the ClojureScript.

I strive for good test coverage so that later I can quickly make big sweeping changes/adjustments.

I am a generalist and an eternal learner.

I am a firm believer that by learning other languages one becomes a stronger engineer;
by taking all the best parts from other languages/frameworks and using them in the daily job regardless of the language.

I prefer to take on the most challenging projects.
They allow me to grow.
A good manager is what makes a big difference to me.