Position: Full Stack Developer ReactJS/NodeJS
Category: Node.js
English level: upper
Years of experience: 2


Stack:
- HTML5 /CSS / JS / ES6
- SCSS / Bootstrap
- React / Redux 
- NodeJS / ExpressJS / InversifyJS
- NestJS
- TypeScript
- MySQL/MongoDB + Mongoose/ PostgreSQL + Sequelize
- Docker
- Git
- Heroku / AWS S3

I started my journey as a Junior Front End developer at Smart Expert. My main responsibility was working on the interface components of various e-commerce websites. I used a basic technology stack including HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and JavaScript. I worked at Smart Expert from May 2019 to October 2019 (5 months).

After that, I worked at a small company called Media Dnister (Media & News) as a Full Stack developer. My tasks involved support and modernization of existing projects. I personally took responsibility for creating an anti-corruption application called "Budget Barometer." Its purpose was to monitor, record, and analyze budget transactions, with subsequent utilization and presentation of this information in the media. The technology stack I used included React, Redux, NodeJS, ExpressJS, PostgreSQL, and partially PHP, Laravel, and MySQL. I worked at Media Dnister from August 2020 to March 2021 (7 months).

Next, I worked at [ company name, NDA ] as a Front End developer. We collaborated with a German company, and my focus was on interface development. The technology stack I worked with included React, Redux, Metronic, occasionally NodeJS and Heroku. I worked there from July 2021 to January 2022 (6 months).

After that, I joined FTR Tech as a Full Stack developer, where I was involved in the development of an NFT platform. The technology stack for this project included React, Redux, NodeJS, ExpressJS, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Sequelize, Docker, Heroku, and AWS S3. I worked at FTR Tech from September 2022 to February 2023 (5 months).

During my free time outside of work, I dedicated myself to learning new technologies, taking courses, and also took on freelance projects.