React and TypeScript frontend developer

For five years I've been building interfaces with React and TypeScript — from data-heavy admin panels to real-time applications. My core principle is simple: frontend must remain fast and pleasant to work with not just on launch day, but years and dozens of features later. I achieve this through clean typed code, thoughtful state management, and clear component structure that the next developer can navigate without struggle.

I pay attention to details users feel without realizing: the interface responds instantly, layouts hold on any screen size, data updates without jarring full-page reloads. On the engineering side, I rely on strict TypeScript to catch errors long before production, and keep reusable components in Storybook so the design system stays unified across the product. I'm ready to own the frontend entirely — plugging in REST or GraphQL, handling authorization and WebSocket streams, tuning the build so it doesn't bloat.

— React 18 + TypeScript
— State management: Redux Toolkit, Zustand, React Query
— Styling: Tailwind CSS, Styled Components, CSS Modules
— API: REST, GraphQL (Apollo), WebSocket
— Tests: Jest, React Testing Library, Cypress
— Build: Vite, Webpack, Next.js
— Component docs: Storybook
— What I build: complex admin panels, data visualizations, real-time applications, e-commerce storefronts, design system implementation