Position: Middle React Engineer
Category: JavaScript
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 2.5

Spearheaded a revamp of an existing project by utilizing React's build automation system, resulting in a significant reduction in bug fix cycles.
Designed and implemented innovative 1-to-1 meeting capabilities using native WEBRTC and WebSockets, which led to an improvement in user experience.
Integrated payouts with TransferWise and VAT system to facilitate cross-border transactions.
Developed four projects from scratch using React JS and Typescript.
Configured Next.js to develop the SSR part of the project, leading to a significant performance enhancement.
Built an internal library of 140 reusable components, reducing development time and complexity in life-cycle management.
I am looking to make the next step in my career by leveraging my software development knowledge to work as a Frontend Developer. 

During my time as a React Developer, I was responsible for developing various features on web applications using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (ES6), and ReactJS. This experience has allowed me to gain an understanding of modern web development technologies and how they can be used together to create user friendly websites with clean user interfaces.

 Moreover, this experience has taught me about the importance of debugging code for efficiency and accuracy. In particular, it has helped me understand how small errors can cause bigger issues down the line if not properly identified and fixed quickly.

 Additionally, during my React Developer role I was also tasked with creating reusable components for future use across various applications as well as writing unit tests for existing code. 
This gave me experience in understanding how components should be structured in order to ensure maximum reusability and scalability across different projects. 
Furthermore, by writing unit tests it enabled me to identify bugs before they become a problem while also increasing the overall stability of applications through automated testing practices.