Position: JavaScript Developer, Front-End (Vue.js)
Category: JavaScript
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 5

Over the course of my WebDev journey:

• Have contibuted to a number of diverse UI’s implemented as SPA/PWA with JWT/session-based authentication, REST API integration, complex user interaction flows, etc. by developing advanced UX/UI features and providing codebase maintenance.

• Designed and developed a hybrid mobile app using Apache Cordova for an InsureTech start-up.

• Have implemented build and testing automation features and greatly optimized bundle size and loading time for a large Nuxt.js project.

• Within a tight schedule, have completely migrated a web app from React.js to Vue.js, resulting in a much more streamlined and approachable codebase.

• Designed and developed a complete UI for a payment processing server, with role-based access control and JWT authentication (Quasar Framework, Vue 2)

• Much more )
Over 5+ years of first-hand practical experience with JavaScript and the Web stack in general and 4 years specifically with Vue.js as the UI framework of choice, was involved in a series of different web-based projects across multiple domains and different project setups, from small-team start-ups to enterprise environments. 

Worked closely with Vue.js (versions 2 and 3, including Composition API) and ecosystem (incl. Vuex, etc.), Nuxt.js, Quasar Framework, Vuetify, Jest and Testing Library, several CSS frameworks such as Bulma, Bootstrap, and the like, extensively used Node.js both as a build tool and API server platform, and had some decent experience with React.js. 

Have an extensive experience with version control tools (git) as well as shell scripting in Bash, a high level of general Linux literacy, and a pretty solid foundation in SQL and NoSQL databasing, incl. PostgreSQL, MongoDB. For further growth,  looking towards adding some proficiency on the back-end (Node.js, Python) as well as gaining more practical experience with cloud-based solutions.
Would definitely not want to have anything to do with micro-management, intrusive time tracking, or any kind of bullying or overly-opinionated dictatorship.

Prefer independent work, not a team lead and don't ever want to be one, despite prior experience of mentoring and ‘leading’ a UI dev team for a limited time.

"There ain't no such thing as true Full-Stack, amen." (c)