Position: Junior Front-end Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 0.5

- Creating responsive web applications according to the finished layout.
- Implementing pixel-perfect designs for adaptive web applications.
- Implementing pagination with Vanilla JavaScript.
DigiCred(March - June)(NDA):
Was working as a Frontend developer on the multi-signature enterprise wallet. During that time I worked with React, React Native, Electron.js, Node.js. Also:
- refactored existing code for mobile/web/desktop applications
- worked with designer
- translated codebase from web app to the desktop app
- finished implementing Figma design in the desktop app

Pet Projects:

- WebStudio (HTML, SCSS, JS, Parcel) - simple landing page with adaptive layout design.
- Online Zoo (HTML, SCSS, JS) - an adaptive layout and interactivity of the main page, and the page of donations.
- Weather App (HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JS, REST API, AJAX) - a geolocation-based weather app that will show the current weather data depending on the user's location.

Team Projects:

1. IceCream (HTML, SCSS, JS, Parcel) - landing page created for ice cream distribution franchise. Role: developer.
Completed: 
- Products section. Use of AOS library for animations. 
- Adding modal windows in the header and product sections with JS. 
2. Filmoteka (HTML, SASS, JS, REST API, AJAX, Parcel) - web application that allows you to search for movies, filter by genres/popular, store the one you plan to watch or watched already. Role: scrum master. Completed:
- HTTP Requests and Homepage uploading of popular movies.
- JS logic for pagination.
I expect to find a job as a Front-end Developer to work with a friendly team on interesting, complex and user-friendly tasks. I am eager to achieve a good position in the company to scale up the organization’s production and growth rate and at the same time for my personal career growth as well. Also, to be able to grow professionally in my workplace, master new technologies and expand my stack.