Position: Front-end developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 3

I have 1.5 years of experience as a front-end react developer. During my work career, I created several complicated applications using React. I also have a lot of experience with different popular libraries for React SPA. Our front-end team used  TypeScript, redux toolkit, redux-thunk, redux-persist, formik, react-hook form, yup, google maps API, framer-motion, jest, react-testing library, and google cloud SDK for creating high-quality applications.  I also have a higher profile education. At KPI FBMI I obtained a Bachelor's degree in computer science, then I become a master of computer science at Cherkasy Bohdan Hmelnitsky University. I'm ready to learn much more for my feature position.
I worked in small agile teams on several  SPAs for the USA market.
I use React as a UI framework with Redux to manage application data and a bunch of other JS libs and APIs to create web apps from scratch. 
My first app was a logistic solution for trucks. We developed it to control the delivery of orders in NY and NJ states. We created a lot of complicated forms with Formik for different types of orders. Also, I've got a lot of experience with GoogleMaps API, while was working on algorithms to determine the most optimal routes. For core components, we wrote tests using Jest and react-testing-library.
Another dashboard was managing the ReactNative application for watching videos, podcasts, and communication with other people. We used React, Redux toolkit, Bootstrap 4, and Axios for API requests.
I also worked on an app for mentally ill people. We developed it for communication with people who need help. We used Typescript, Redux-saga, Redux, RESTful API, and Antd design UI library.
During my work, I created a pet project using ReactNative, GraphQL with GitHub API for searching users from different countries, browsing personal repositories, and creating new ones.
I also have some hands-on experience in redesigning landing pages, though I don't want to come back to that =)