Position: junior/trainee Front-End developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 0.5

Decisive. I am changing the profession of a video maker to a front-end developer. Welcome - I'm an IT Switcher.
Teamwork and integration with new teams - I am constantly collaborating with media professionals and often work with different teams and projects.
Purposeful and reliable - in a year I got a place in the team that releases the highest-rated entertainment projects (Bachelor Ukraine, Bachelorette, Exes, and others.) and continued to perform new and increasingly complex tasks over the next 5 seasons.
Continuous improvement. To be in a highly qualified team, I have to constantly study new technologies, equipment, and methods, and acquire related knowledge. Always be open to learning new things, make decisions quickly and be responsible for them.
Responsible. The director of photography handed over to me the duties of the senior crew for filming advertising integrations for television (Exes 2 project)
Resourcefulness and ingenuity. Shooting on a reality show is always looking for the best solutions for lack of more opportunities.
Development of a React Phonebook application. Its features include user authorization, state management with Redux Toolkit Query, private and protected paths using React Router, Material UI styling, adding, removing, and filtering contacts. 
At this stage, the technology stack I am focused on developing is React, TypeScript, Node JS, MongoDB and React Native.
Also, 3D integration into the web responds closely to me.
The next project is a JavaScript movie search service. A team project in which I assumed the duties of a team leader. It was an exciting and definitely a memorable and rewarding experience. A JavaScript-written project used the Axios library. The idea of the site is to display rated films or find the one you want to watch and add it to the personal library that is stored locally (in Local Storage). Implemented mobile-first approach and adaptive graphics.