Position: Full Stack Web Developer
Category: Other
English level: upper
Years of experience: 5

So far my biggest achievement is successfully managing a warehouse during a war in Ukraine - my partner and I needed only a week to set up all processes without any experience in this field. I guess that makes me pretty stress-resistant and a quick-learner.
Sadly it's the only achievement I am proud so far.
Once upon a time I received two Bachelor degrees - on Marketing and International Information. Never worked by profession though.
I have a pretty nice job experience - two firms, in which I worked about five years.
On my first job I was a Web-Master, who had to manage content and order office supplies, while on the next one I was de jure a Content-Manager while basically working as a Full Stack Web-Developer. It was pretty fun, because it was a good chance to learn a lot of things concerning web-development. I made some websites on several cms (Wordpress, Modx, Drupal, Joomla and several far less mainstream like DLE) from scratch, bested my troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. Though sometimes I worked with content too, not gonna lie.
While it was fun and helped me to learn a lot, now I strive to narrow my skills to something more specific (like QA or php), but it's a tough thing to do when you have no actual working projects. The hardest thing is that I also hope to be paid for a job.
While I enjoy conversing with people, I'm neither ready nor desperate enough to make it my profession. Yet.
I also work better, when the quests differ from each other.