Position: Tech lead / Team lead - Front-end/Node.js
Category: Node.js
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 3

Came to digital agency on start, made it most technological ones (famed between clients as "they can do anything") mostly by my own.

Successful 3+ man-year (only developers & designers hours) project successfully delivered while agency' CEO was interfering the development process by attempting to implement his own design and UX ideas.

Responsibility for node.js ochestration server for big e-commerce API - brought zero-failure, zero-downtime and blame mechanism for other APIs into badly working hindu-coded package (also did huge refactor). Position was closed as there was no more need to fix this previously constantly-failing server and it was just working :(
JavaScript developer with 3+ years of professional experience, 8+ years as hobby. Local JS activist, speaker at local conferences.
1.5+  in sum (there was a 1+ year break as node.js developer) years of small team leadership - digital agency (team of 6), enterprise (team of 3).

Experience in:
both vanilla JS and all major Front-end frameworks:
Angular, React, Vue.js, less experience with Ember, Backbone, Derby, Polymer
complex visual solutions:
All major canvas frameworks, vanilla canvas, Three.js, GLSL, minor - vanilla WebGL
UX design (stories, prototyping) and typographic
Node.js:
Express, Koa, Connect, Derby (once more, yes), Sails, vanilla HTTP
NoSQL:
Redis, Mongo, CouchDB, Neo4j
Other:
ruby/rails/sinatra
Areas of interest: Node.js, React+Redux client development, Visual development over canvas/WebGL.

Complex product with performance-heavy tasks.

Personal interest of team in success of product (product company or VERY specific outsourcing).

Strong team or close perspective of strong team building.

Efficient feedback loop - if designer/account/manager did something wrong, they should fix it on their own instead of making developer to take rap for theirs mistakes.

Technological company.

Not lead generation and everything of that kind.