Position: Junior Front-end Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: basic
Years of experience: 0

I combined two roles on the three-team projects: Scrum Master and developer. All developers always attended my meetings, and all three projects were delivered on time and in full scope.
I have completed 3 team projects. 
1⃣The first project is for a food delivery service called Food Sta. It is a single-page website for quick food ordering. Semantic HTML markup was implemented, project styling was done using SASS, and the logic for opening a modal window (order form) was implemented using JavaScript. The project has many anchor links and buttons through which customers can place orders.
On this project, I fulfilled the roles of a Scrum Master and developer for the modal window. I was also responsible for organizing a folder with all the images and icons for the project.
2⃣ Creating a website for cocktail recipes. Try to find your own!
Technology stack: JavaScript, Parcel, SASS, REST API, HTML.
The website helps users search for recipes for any cocktails. It features a responsive layout, a burger menu, modal windows, a page for selected ingredients, and a theme selection. The settings data and selected products are stored in Local Storage.I played the role of a Scrum Master on the project and was the developer of the recipe modal window. The logic was related to the interaction between the recipe modal window and a specific ingredient.
3⃣The Budget Boss project is a budget tracking application. It is developed using React. The application allows users to add/delete income and expense transactions, and it automatically calculates the overall balance. Data is stored on the backend. In this project, my role involved developing the transaction submission form and implementing the logic for displaying the transaction list. I used libraries such as DatePicker and React-select. Backend requests were made using the Axios library. State management was organized through Redux Toolkit, specifically using Slice.