Currently, I'm working as a full-stack web developer at an outsourcing company, on a project built using Magento, React, and GraphQL.My main field of interest at work is the backend (PHP). However, in the current position, I also work with the frontend. Before joining my current workplace, I self-studied PHP for approximately 2 years. I began learning PHP with some Udemy courses and continued studying by myself. During the studies, I completed several projects on PHP, which I can demonstrate if necessary (they are old and don't reflect my current skills anymore). Additionally, before focusing on the backend, I worked as a junior frontend developer with HTML, CSS, jQuery, and some Angular. The overall technology stack I’ve worked with includes:- PHP 7.4- Javascript- jQuery- HTML- CSS, LESS, SCSS- MySQL- GraphQL- React- PWA (Progressive Web Apps)- Symfony 5.3- Magento 2- Twig- Doctrine- Docker- Xdebug- ESLint- Git- Jira- Ubuntu OSSome of the principles I adhere to in my code:- the logic should be separated from the view- properties and functions should have meaningful names- functions should be as short and readable as possible- code should be reusable and avoid duplication- all client-side input values should be properly escaped and bound to prevent SQL injections- all properties should be private by default, and classes should contain getters and setters to prevent unsanctioned changes- properties, method arguments, and method return values should have declared types- all client input values should be validated to match expected types whenever possible- ideally, all code should be tested (I briefly learned unit testing but haven’t had a chance to try it in practice yet).I use English at work every day as the main language of communication and have also been studying it for my own pleasure my entire life. I have quite a high level of both spoken and written English (between C1 and C2) and can speak fluently.As for my interests outside of work, I'm an avid gym enthusiast. I also love motorcycles, cars, meaningful cinema, and being close to nature.