Frontend Software Engineer | Passionate About React, TypeScript, and User Experience DesignMy journey to becoming a software engineer started with a twist. In 10th grade, I initially chose Computer Science, then switched to PE, thinking sports was my calling. Fast forward to 11th grade, I saw my sister coding, and it sparked a curiosity. Conversations about how technology shapes the world got me hooked. By the time I was choosing a college major, my decision was clear: I wanted to be a Software Engineer. Why Frontend Development?For me, frontend development is all about creating a captivating first impression. What frontend engineers build is the first thing users see and interact with, so it has to look amazing and function seamlessly. It's the intersection of technology and creativity that keeps me excited about every project I work on.My Experience So Far:At Whatfix, I've been deeply involved in developing various widgets and features, such as Flows, Smart-tips, Beacons, Popups, and the Rule Engine. I’ve taken the lead in managing products like Launchers and Triggers from conception to deployment. Currently, I'm focused on our latest innovation, Mirror—an interactive replica of web applications designed to enhance employee training.Technical Skills:- Languages & Frameworks: React, TypeScript, JavaScript (ES6+), HTML5, CSS3- State Management: Redux, ContextAPI- Tools & Technologies: Webpack, ESLint, Git, Bitbucket, Playwright, LighthouseBeyond the Code:When I’m not coding, you’ll find me on the football field, diving into a mystery novel (Sherlock Holmes is a personal favorite), or planning my next travel adventure. I’ve explored Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, England, and Scotland, with plans to visit the US, Japan, and South Korea soon.Let’s Connect:I’m always eager to connect with fellow tech enthusiasts and professionals. Whether it's discussing the latest in frontend development, sharing insights on user experience, or just talking about travel destinations, feel free to reach out!