In the beginning I developed simple components and later I started to perform more complex tasks.Trizeri had some customers, so now I develop new business logic tasks in real time (customers inquiries). Here are some of my achievements I would like to share:- At the beginning the business part of the platform was not implemented for mobile. But many clients used it on mobile devices. At this time I took the initiative and implemented mobile adaptation, which the customers were happy about. Later mobile was listed in the advertisement campaign as one of the advantages.- At some point, build took so much time, so I had to refactor an entire app (migrating webpack to new version, implementing typescript and some other solutions) that improved build speed.- Low level components were outdated, so I took the initiative to adopt Vuetify a-la-carte components into the platform. The platform had a much better UI and performance.- After the platform got popular among customers, we encounter a problem - our marketplace didn't have strong SEO. I developed a new SSR app with Nuxt.js.

I started my career as a Manual QA Engineer and over time I began using autotests in my work (cypress). Test automation wasn't too challenging for me, and I took up JS and Vue in my spare time.

I got eSIM cards project (French customer). I was developing a functionality responsible for generating and connecting eSIM. At this project I used Nuxt.js and Vuex. At the time I found some critical performance bugs that I fixed successfully, which was noted by customers.In addition, I was mentoring junior frontend developer, whom I helped to build a test app similar to Instagram. We achieved great result at the end of development.