Position: Front-end Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 2


About Me: 
Hi, my name is Edd, I’m 21 years old.
For more than two years of work as a front-end developer, I learned how to develop an interesting and difficult UI, and business logic, work in a team, independently and in time to complete the tasks. At the moment, looking for a team working with which I will gather as many best practices and implement a useful and interesting project.

Total-experience - 2 years 1 month

OSDB (8 month) | 2020 (April) - 2020 (October)
I used only React as framework when working. It was an outsourcing company, so I worked on three projects. What I did: wrote custom hooks, implemented Typescript into existing project, implemented PWA into app (files caching), create two apps on React(Typescript) - Redux(redux-thunk) - React-router stack, global error handling, used Blob for work with images, PR reviews.

WhiteBit Exchange (11 month) | 2019 (April) - 2020 (February)
I used Vue and React frameworks when working. I rewrote a large number of components from Javascript to Typescript, wrote and redid a lot of UI components, wrote a small number of autotests on Cypress, adapted many pages for mobile devices, rewrote part of the front-end validation and redid several large components responsible for outputting data from the back-end. Implemented Alert Center (a user notification system about reaching the desired price level of the selected currency), this feature continues to function successfully now.

FujiBit Exchange (4 month) | 2019 (December) - 2019 (March)
I used the React framework when working. I rewrote a lot of CSS styles on Stylus, wrote several UI components, adapted many pages for mobile devices, and spent most of my time
doing bug fixes.

Freelance (2 month) | 2018 (October) - 2018 (November)
I used HTML5, CSS3, and a bit of JS when working. Created pixel-perfect SPA for layouts, involved SCSS preprocessor and minimal Javascript for a little revitalization of the UI.