Position: UI/UX designer
Category: Design
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 1

Learned figma in a short time, passed the competition + received education course in the international IT company for free;

- succesfully finished training course in SheCodes Foundation and acquired basic programming skills;

- completed a lawyer career and fast learned designer's basic working programs from scratch;

I am not afraid of challenges and I do not stop at what I have achieved.

My portfolio on behance is available to everyone, so you can view my works. I can share you link, just ask me for it :)
Projects
MediSave - Healthcare mobile app creation (mobile app design, UX and UI parts) 
- Stakeholders Interview;
- User Research, Competitors Analysis;
- User Personas, User Flows, Usability Tests;
- Wireframing & Prototyping;
- Creating design system;
- UI of the mobile app;
- Collaborating with UX Design team.

I'm finished a few design courses (Andersen international company, Yan Ageenko design school, special tools courses) and have more than 0.5 year of professional experience.

Moreover, i studied coding basics at SheCodes foundation (HTML, CSS, JS), so i think that I can understand the pain of a developer when he faces a bad design :)

I have an experience in pet design projects in Andersen international IT company (mobile apps design, UX and UI parts) - healthcare app project, dance studio app. 
I alredy have an experience in brand identity project. (Logo design + animation, business card design, instagram page design, etc)

I get the most satisfaction from my work when developing interfaces for mobile applications, but i'm interested in work with web interfaces too.

In addition, I have an experience:
- UX research;
- wireframing & prototyping with Figma;
- usability testing;
- working with people, 
- working in an international team,
- working with technical documentation,
- contract work and negotiations.
I'm really like challenges and I'm ready to help you in your projects