As I reflected on my experiences as a frontend developer, I discovered a profound interest in UI/UX and product development, which has inspired me to embark on a new career path as a Product Owner. I am eager to embrace this exciting role, as it presents a fantastic opportunity to combine my technical expertise with my passion for user-centric design, ultimately and hopefully shaping the creation of outstanding products.Although I am new to this position, I am enthusiastic about the learning journey ahead. I recognize that there is a lot to understand, from refining product vision and strategy to collaborating with cross-functional teams and stakeholders. However, I am confident that my background as a frontend developer has equipped me with valuable skills that I can apply to this role.As part of this role, I take on the responsibility of overseeing both the UI/UX and Content Writer teams, diligently reviewing their work to ensure excellence in every aspect.

I had the opportunity to be part of an incredible team, and I truly enjoyed the experience. My journey began with a strong focus on React, Redux (Saga/Ducks), Material-UI (MUI), Context API, Hooks, and GraphQL.One of the highlights of my role was being involved in the hiring process for both frontend and UI/UX positions. This experience not only allowed me to contribute to building a talented team but also gave me insights into the qualities and skills needed for successful collaboration.As the project progressed, we initiated a migration from Redux Saga/Ducks to Context API and React Query. This transition aimed to improve the application's performance, maintainability, and overall user experience. I actively participated in planning and implementing this migration, which helped me enhance my technical problem-solving skills and understanding of architectural patterns.Additionally, we undertook another significant migration, moving from Material-UI (MUI) to SCSS. This change not only provided us with more flexibility and customization options in styling but also significantly improved our web app's performance and user interface.During my time with the team, I had the privilege of serving as the frontend lead for about 8 months. This role provided me with invaluable leadership experience, during which I prioritized precision, delivered high-quality code, and actively reviewed colleagues' work as if it were my own.

I chose graphic design as the second profession and I love it. By 2014, I was doing small projects, but nothing serious. I’ve worked in different areas, including logos, UI, posters, page layouts, banners, and photo manipulations. Currently, I prefer logo design, typography, UI/UX design, and minimalism.

Started programming with Pascal and C++. I’ve experienced C, PHP, Python, ActionScript, Java, Lua, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, C#, Shell, VBA and Minizinc. Please see Skills and Projects sections for more. Currently, I prefer working with C#, JavaScript, Vue.js, React.js, HTML/CSS, and ASP.NET Core. I love open-source and cross-platform technologies.

I was responsible for designing logos related to this company. WTX Hub is preparing its own cryptocurrency (WTXH) which is going to be used mainly in food & beverage industries. They initially wanted me to be their frontend developer, timing was not good though. Payment was based on WTXH, and because the currency isn’t ready to be sold yet, I decided to leave this job.

YabNet.com was an Iranian platform in which providers of any kind could introduce their business (profile, items, products, services, etc.) and connect to customers from all around the world. It was developed using ASP.NET MVC, SQL Server, SignalR, Semantic-UI, Vue.js. I did the whole job, from backend to frontend and graphic design.

Damadam.ir was an Iranian news-reader. It was developed using PHP and MySQL. No framework was used initially, but later, I was trying to integrate CodeIgniter with the existing code. Damadam was my first serious experience in web development.

BSc course: Computer ProgrammingCovering Algorithms, Flowcharts and C++ Programming

BSc course: ICDL (International Computer Driving Licence)Covering Microsoft Windows, Word, Powerpoint and Excel

MSc course: Theoretical Computer ScienceReference book: Computability, Complexity, and Languages