During my adventure at GOG, I contributed to several key projects that enhanced both user experience and developer efficiency. The highlights of those projects are:• Adding various business and retention features to GOG’s desktop game launcher, used by millions of users and continuously evolving, featuring a storefront and a modular game library,• Introducing a robust feature for managing game assets in a platform for game developers, which significantly reduced the work required for releasing a game on GOG and made the process faster,• Creating a tool for users to help them manage their cloud saves, from scratch, which required continuous cooperation with UX designers and stakeholders,• Largely contributing to the creation of a robust design system, now utilized in many projects across the company, and still evolving,• Leading the frontend development of a new server-side rendered application enabling users to vote for a game they'd love to have on GOG and interact with the community

As the main Frontend engineer I was a part of the creation and development of an advanced platform, which has started as internal applications from our client from the banking sector and has evolved into a proprietary product of Finture.My responsibilities included:- development of Frontend of the applications and later the platform mentioned above,- cooperation with analysts in the analysis of client’s requirements and proposing alternatives,- definition and assessment of tasks along with other Frontend engineers and sprint planning in the Agile methodology,- creation and development of a rising quantity of Frontends, mikro-frontends and libraries, which were a part of the platform,- review of Frontend Pull Requests.