Position: Software Engineer
Category: Node.js
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 2.5


In my work experience, I have successfully completed various projects that involve designing and developing high-quality applications using a range of technologies. I've worked extensively with JavaScript, Typescript, Node.js, React, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, GraphQL, and ORM/ODM tools to create robust and scalable systems. As a Lead Software Engineer at Trusoft Limited, I manage multiple projects simultaneously, overseeing their end-to-end development cycles, deployment, and maintenance. I also guide sprint planning sessions and daily stand-ups, contributing to accelerated project progression and issue resolution. Collaborating closely with cross-functional teams, I bridge the gap between technical decisions and user demands, leading to more substantial product outcomes.

At ProctorMe, as a Frontend Developer, I contributed to the development of a remote proctoring platform using React and other related tools. I worked on user-facing features, optimized website performance, and collaborated with the backend team for seamless integration. In both roles, I proactively identified potential security vulnerabilities and implemented preventive measures to enhance data integrity and cybersecurity.

Looking ahead, I aim to continue improving my expertise in backend and frontend technologies while exploring innovative solutions to drive productivity and create exceptional user experiences.
In my role, I'm focused on creating impactful software solutions and contributing to the success of projects. However, I'm committed to avoiding tasks that are repetitive and lack creative challenges. I aim to steer clear of roles that do not provide opportunities for learning and growth or those that limit my ability to contribute my technical expertise and problem-solving skills. Instead, I'm eager to engage in projects that align with my strengths, allowing me to innovate, collaborate, and make a meaningful impact on the team and organization.