As a frontend engineer at brandweb OÜ I have,Helped with improving the codebase and found a way to handle many clients sites/app in 1 code base, ensuring optimal flexibility but still keep a optimal form of maintenance.Due to being very flexible in learning new things, I have since learned alot of new methods and ways of coding.I have had the chance to experience seeing and being part of a codebase changing all the time to keep finding ways to improve the codebase.Since before I joined, there was alot of similar codebases for many clients to handle, this took alot of work to keep up-to date all the time (FE: new features, fixing bugs etc ), I have helped since to streamline this whole process so we handle all clients from a single codebase based on client, allowing for a heavy decrease in manpower needed to keep the codebase optimized, no matter how many clients added.I have since also learned how to make custom maps in CS with the cs hammer editor, using custom logic in those maps, wich have been used during active gaming events such as dreamhack, with getting very good response from both clients and visitors/customers playing the map in the event. My role includes, but is not limited to:● Converting both simple and complex designs to responsive web apps/sites● Managing firebase & firebase data, api's etc● Problem solving to find the optimal solution for each issue/implementation.● Manage hosting, version control, github● Optimizing & keeping older code optimized.● Build Leaderboards for Events, both leaderboards for racing setups and scoreboards used in connection with cs2 1v1 maps.● Build custom customer themed Counter Strike 2 1v1 and timetrial maps used in large gaming events.● Handle any emergencies during live ongoing gaming events (Dreamhack's, spillexpo ..and more).General tech stack/libraries includes ReactJS, Vite, Firebase, Scss, Open Api's, libraries and more.

1st level of customer support for Webhelp nordic. handling common issues or customer complaints

Student for a 2 year Associate Degree programming course.In this course I learned everything needed to start web development.this included, and more:● Javascript - css - html5● React, Typescript● Api management● Backend development with nodeJs, graphQL, REST, Firebase● Adobe apps, Blender, Figma● Scss, php, some smaller tools like static site generators, github pages, cms's● Database structuring/managementUnfortunatly I did not finish this education completely and missed the last 3 months, being 3 months of wordpress.I missed these classes as in that time I was in the proccess of moving to estonia, which happend faster than initially planned.My main and full interest in web development is with web development with for example JS, React, Typescript vue, etc, but not csm systems.

A part time job a did as a student(both in high school and during my 2 year course).I did this job mostly during the summer vacation and holidays, but also during my highschool school days in the night shift.my main role was to handle whatever position i was given and handle that machine or responsibility. Since i worked there so long, I learned almost every single machine and role over those years, and was a very flexible, wanted and reliable worker.

As Part of my 2 year programming course I spent 4 months at a internship.I completed this at Amplr as a frontend developer working with VueJS and Bulma.I had the oppertunity to learn these on my own time with support from the co-founder.General tech stack and role included:● Creating and setting up a new main app/dashboard using VueJS 3● Migrate some dashboards from VueJS 2 to VueJS 3 ● Using Css framework such as Bulma & Tailwind● Handling Data recieved from Backend function● Using libraries within VueJS● Learning and implementing the best practices for VueJs as I had minimal experience with vueJSAs I was still learning VueJS, There was alot of freedom to explore and learn VueJS 2 and 3 in my own time/speed.Later I was put in charge of creating a new dashboard for the company/consumers.During my intership this company was very new and a early startup.