Position: Frontend Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 6

- At JobDone, I integrated the Dexie library into our messaging system, enhancing its functionality and performance.
- While working at Travolic, I played a crucial role in migrating an existing project from React to Next.js and increasing website performance by 60%. 
-  At PASHA Bank, I engineered a unified frontend solution that streamlined and automated critical internal processes, significantly enhancing operational efficiency. This contributed to a more adaptable and scalable system, resulting in improved customer service.
- As the founder of BakuJS, I established a thriving virtual community for JavaScript Developers in Azerbaijan, fostering open discussions, collaborative problem-solving, and knowledge sharing. This initiative has successfully brought together professionals to collectively advance the field.
In my recent role as a Frontend Engineer at JobDone, I have led the development of crucial employee scheduling, time tracking, messaging, and reporting systems using technologies like Next.js, TypeScript, GraphQL, Recoil, and Storybook. My responsibilities include conducting code reviews, collaborating closely with design and backend teams, and implementing automated testing processes. Currently, I serve as a key contributor to the team, ensuring code quality and seamless UI/UX integration. Looking ahead, I aim to further enhance my skills in frontend development by exploring advanced JavaScript frameworks and continuously improving my ability to streamline project workflows for even greater efficiency and code maintainability.
- Monotonous Tasks: I do not want to be stuck in a routine of repetitive and monotonous tasks without room for creativity or problem-solving.
- Micromanagement: I prefer not to work in an environment where I am constantly micromanaged. Instead, I appreciate a certain degree of autonomy and trust in my abilities.
- Ignoring Emerging Technologies: I do not want to work in a role that disregards emerging technologies or fails to adapt to industry trends, as staying current is essential for long-term success.