Position: Front-end developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: upper
Years of experience: 0

Why me??

I have been on stage since childhood, all competitions and festivals have always been with me, it taught me to compete and understand that if you want to be the first, you have to work hard.

I combined my life with music. At the age of 15, she left her parents from a small village to Mykolaiv to learn to play the guitar. Why am I talking about this?? Because no one had a teacher like me, she was such a terrible witch who made everything difficult, gave difficult theory. I remained the only guitarist on the course, in 4 years I learned to be stress-resistant.

Then I moved to the charming city of Odessa, where I completely connected my life with music. My plans were to study in Kyiv, but the war started and because of the events on the Maidan, I went to Odesa.

Here I learned communication skills and know how to bargain well not only at Privoza.

I planned to open my own music studio, but the damn war took away my dreams.

I moved to Portualia and began to think about a permanent job where the war would not choose for me where to go and how to earn a living.

So I started looking into the IT field. I have excellent skills and a working head.
Life threw me and taught me to get up from my knees, I am not afraid of difficulties.
The IT world needs me and I need it.

P.S. And I really like to speak, so I'm already thinking about which conference I should speak at:))
I have no commercial experience, but I have the pet project. This is an online store, like a small Rozetka. It has four pages. This is the main page with a list of all products, authorization/registration page, order page and history.
I worked with the API.
Carried out various checks of the presence of the user in the database and the availability of the product. Was engaged in calculating the final amount and taking into account discounts (if any)
I have not worked with Node.js, but in the future I would like to do not only frontend, but also backend.