Position: Full Stack (React / Node.js) Engineer
Category: Node.js
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 2

- Successful launch of the "Concorder" project: Developed a web portal from scratch and successfully launched it on Digital Ocean, initially utilizing PM2 and later transitioning to Docker. Implemented localization using next-i18n and optimized components using Next.js features and React caching techniques.

- Real-time functionality implementation with Socket.io: Enabled clients to rate proposals and post comments in real-time on the "Concorder" portal.

- Refactoring the "Portal" project with Typescript: Conducted a comprehensive refactor of the application, rewriting the code in Typescript for improved maintainability.

- Integration of Material UI in the "Portal" project: Introduced a modern and consistent user interface, enhancing user interaction with the platform.

- Development of a real-time notification service for the "Go2meet" project: Implemented functionality that allows users to receive real-time notifications.

- Team leadership at a certain stage of the project: Successfully led the team during the development stage, ensuring timely and high-quality delivery of client requirements.

- 30% improvement in application performance: Implemented optimization measures that significantly improved the performance of the web application.
During my work experience, I have been involved in various projects and tasks, utilizing a range of technologies.

In the projects I have worked on projects where I utilized JavaScript, React, React Native, Typescript, BEM, Bootstrap, Material UI, Node.js, Express, Nest.js, Next.js, React Hook Form, Socket.io, Sequelize, Prisma, PW2, Docker, CircleCI, and Nginx.

Overall, I am enthusiastic about taking on new challenges, expanding my knowledge, and contributing to impactful projects in the future.
I am keen on further developing my skills in Node.js / Nest.js, architecture of back-end, learning best practice how to build well enterprise server on Node.js