Position: Front-end developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: basic
Years of experience: 4


-More than 3 years of commercial experience
-A huge number of different projects
-Large complex projects with huge amount of javascript code
-Successful experience of mentoring developers with less experience

Some of these projects:

quwi.com
Is a simple robust platform that makes it easy to work remotely with your team. We built Quwi to create a quick and easy to use platform, but powerful enough to manage a big team and large projects. 
Inside the project there is a self-written editor on regular js, with which I had to closely interact, which I consider to be a good experience. The project itself on nuxt.js

mashroom.com
A project that aims to improve the rental experience for thousands and thousands of tenants and landlords by offering features and services designed for people who want rentals to flourish.
The project on react.js, I didn’t manage to work on it a lot since the project was at the final stage, but I managed to get acquainted with the experience of more than 10 front-end developers (so many people wrote the project at the same time)

my-headhunter.com
Wonderful recruitment platform for overseas client. The project is written in nuxt.js(composition api) + tailwind. We wrote together with a partner, whom I mentored

planteats.co
PlantEats is a meal planner. Quite good in my opinion, the concept of the project changed several times. Wrote on Vue.js + tailwind

openteleport.com
The main goal of the joint project is to create an open platform for interaction between satellite communications operators, teleports, satellite equipment manufacturers and their potential users.
Also nuxt.js, but a lot of interaction with the map, which complicates a seemingly simple project

choicie.com
This app can make your journey, date or meeting with friends better. It helps to choose the a cafe or restaurant, translate the menu into your native language, and make an order.
The project is under design, but there is already something to show, so far no one is thinking about ux/ui. 
Written in vue.js, like the admin panel for the application