Position: Frontend Developer / React Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 4

-AWS Lightsail Maintainace and configuration for wordpress sites and plugins.
-Setting up build process for front end projects starting from task runners(gulp, webpack), redux, and making it production ready for other devs to work on.
-Translated full figma design to code using HTML/SASS, REACT,NEXT.js.
-SEO optimization of sites, compressing images using task runners(gulp). Using best practices to improve google rankings like adding web accessibility.
- prevented brute force attacks on website but blacklisting suspicious ip addresses on AWS Lightsail.
- Took part in Code Reviews and assisted fellow developers in challenging tasks.
I can discuss better in person and also show these projects.

1. React/Typescript/Material-UI Financial Dashboard: Implemented authentication, used react/typescript to display data from REST API(JAVA SPRING). Used libraries like Apex Chart to display API Data, MUI-Data-grid-x to create tables with features like, sorting, filtering, pagination, column pinning, column hiding, expandable rows(lots more which I can show too).

2. NextJs Audio Ecommerce Site: Used Next js react frame work to build the front end, backend was with GraphQL and Strapi Cms.
Used SSR(server side rendering) custom template to initialize the project.

3. Wordpress: German Casino Site. Using PHP 8+, built a custom wordpress template. Used various plugins like ACF(advanced custom fields), Rank Math for SEO optimization. All-In-One Migration to handle site backup and exports between localhost and server. Hosting on AWS Lightsail.

4. React SSR Digital Product Listing Site: One of the Most challenging Projects for me so far. Custom built SSR rendered React application with CMS built with Nodejs,JAVA, Caching system, JAVA Backend and MySql db.

6+ more project which I am sure will impress the interviewer.
(I will show them all to you).
Expecting a warm working culture that supports career growth.
I prefer small teams. The communication and culture is better. But I am open to large teams too