Position: Junior Frontend developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: basic
Years of experience: 1

I have experience working in a team, where you are a part of the project, on whom the overall success of the project depends. 
I worked in two team projects and one of my own, and I also have the skills to use different technologies and use cases for effective work when creating different task plans with different logic. 
No commercial experience.
Bookshell, Link. 
[JavaScript · HTML5 · SASS · Webpack · REST APIs · Parsel]
In this team project, we created a mockup of an online book store where you can choose a book for any taste, and also buy it in one click. My task was backend request, login form, styling, markup.

Restaurant and hotel complex Mimino, Link.
[Git · REST APIs · JavaScript · HTML5 · SASS · Webpack]
This time we created a layout for the hotel and its services as a team project. Here you can order a table, room, food, and the route will be laid out by the map available on the website. My task was to make a section with a modal and a spinner, as well as help my colleagues.

WebStudio Link [BEM · JavaScript · HTML5 · SASS]
This project is kind of like a visiting card of the company, what services it provides, the company's composition. This is a solo project.
I hope for an open and honest dialogue with company representatives during recruitment. Clear and timely communication will help to understand what steps need to be taken. 
I want the company to offer a competitive salary and flexible work schedule.
 I would like to know that the company supports its employees in their professional growth. Career planning and learning opportunities help me improve my skills and grow as a professional. Every employee has the opportunity to contribute and communicate with colleagues. 
I hope that the company will support a work-life balance that will allow me to be productive at work while also providing time for relaxation and fun. Also that the company treats all employees with respect and understanding.