SSemAntony
ENRU

Frontend Developer

Resume

React and TypeScript interfaces backed by team practice, product thinking, and delivery discipline.

Frontend developer with self-directed learning since 2019, structured training since 2023, and team internship experience. I build React and Next.js interfaces, work with API contracts and application state, and support delivery with tests, code review, and CI checks.

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Target role
Middle Frontend Developer
Project practice
Personal and team products
Location
Armenia · GMT+4

Current snapshot

Remote / HybridRelocationReactNext.jsTypeScriptTeam 3–5

2019

Started learning

Continuous self-directed frontend study followed by structured training and project practice.

2023

IT-Incubator

Structured frontend training followed by collaborative product development.

3–5

Team size

Practical collaboration across changing internship teams and shared project ownership.

Frontend Core

ReactNext.jsTypeScriptState and data flowResponsive UI

UI Platform

Design systemsComponent APIsAccessibilityCSS variablesStorybook

Delivery Quality

VitestPlaywrightESLintPrettierGitCI/CD

Backend / Infra Path

RESTGraphQLPrismaPostgreSQLNextAuthSocket.IODockerJenkins

Languages

Russian

Fluent · written and spoken

Armenian

Native spoken proficiency

English

Conversational · basic written communication

Project evidence

Where the resume is proven

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Field Operations Dashboard

Private full-stack product for section workflows, phone-pool status data, worker assignments, analytics, and realtime communication.

Outcome

Designed the product architecture and implemented the application independently as an active personal project.

Next.jsPrismaPostgreSQLRBACSocket.IO

Social Platform

One of the primary frontend contributors across social interactions, feed and profile behavior, API-driven state, testing, and stabilization.

Outcome

Delivered and integrated complex interaction flows while preserving shared contracts across team-owned features.

ReactNext.jsRTK QueryOptimistic UITesting

Super Admin & ICTROOT UI Kit

Team work on administrative workflows, GraphQL integration, shared UI primitives, responsive behavior, and delivery tooling.

Outcome

Improved product screens and shared component contracts without coupling fixes to one page.

GraphQLDesign systemRadix UICI/CD

Training and project experience

2025 — July 2026

Frontend Developer Intern

IT-Incubator · team projects

Collaborative development of a social platform, super-admin application, and shared UI kit in teams of three to five people.

  • Owned substantial frontend scope across interactive product flows and integration work.
  • Worked with REST and GraphQL contracts, client state, optimistic updates, SSR, and reusable UI.
  • Diagnosed regressions, reviewed teammate work, and supported delivery through tests and CI checks.

2023 — 2026

Frontend Development Program

IT-Incubator

Structured frontend training followed by practical teamwork, feature delivery, code review, and project-based learning.

  • Strengthened React, Next.js, TypeScript, state management, API integration, and testing skills.
  • Practiced task decomposition, Git workflows, pull-request reviews, and team responsibility.
  • Applied engineering decisions in production-oriented educational projects.

2019 — Present

Independent Frontend Development

Self-directed learning and personal projects

Continuous independent study and product practice focused on modern frontend development and maintainable application architecture.

  • Built this bilingual portfolio as a typed, tested Next.js application.
  • Developing Field Operations Dashboard as a private full-stack product.
  • Maintaining an internal UI layer that can later migrate to a dedicated design system.

PDF-ready resume foundation

The resume stays as typed localized content instead of static page copy, so the web version and downloadable PDF can evolve from one reviewed source.

Structured sections

Role, metrics, skills, experience, evidence, and principles are separated as predictable blocks.

Localization-safe

EN and RU content stay parallel, which keeps future PDF exports consistent across languages.

Backend-ready

The shape can move to an API or CMS later without changing the page composition.