Viktor K. Email & Phone Number

Worked at sea commercial port. At one of my watches I decided to change something in my career path. Besides developing was very attractive, but I was afraid that it's too complicated. And I made a shot: go to IT courses to test myself. And studying was very interesting. Almost every day new knowledges, new things which was created by my own hands. Small victories but I was excited. After JS lessons I've started searching of work. And it was a good luck that company HYS Enterprise offered me internship. Working at port with foreign captains boosted a bit my english so I passed interview and started practicing. Internship was quite challenging but very interesting. Huge amount of new information was like curse and blessing. Tough and interesting at same time. But eventually I've passed internship and became angular developer.So why angular? During the courses I saw different frameworks and libraries. But when I saw separate modules in project, separate components in modules, separate files in components - I told to myself "This is what the order looks like".Then during learning I've noticed a lot more advantages: RxJS, DI, TypeScript... So this is my short path from port forwarder to angular developer.

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  Odessa National Maritime University

  Economics