I am a passionate Software Engineer with over five years of experience in crafting scalable, user-centred web applications. My focus is on frontend development, where I combine strong technical expertise with a product-oriented mindset to create reliable, intuitive, and high-performing digital solutions.
I have extensive experience with React, Next.js, TypeScript, and many other tools for building solid applications and modern frontend architectures. I also prioritise testing and quality practices to ensure the long-term success of the projects I work on. Collaborating closely with designers, backend engineers, and product teams in Agile environments excites me, as I enjoy transforming complex ideas into clean, efficient solutions.
Working with distributed teams is something I embrace; I value clear communication and take ownership of my work. I am always eager to enhance my technical skills and engineering practices. What motivates me most is building impactful software, contributing to mission-driven teams, and growing as an engineer while delivering meaningful outcomes for both the business and its users. I truly believe that together, we can achieve great things!
I am available for remote front-end jobs and contracts.
Mar 21 · 14 min read · Every day, thousands of individuals begin their journey into the technology sector. They enrol in several courses, absorb information from many tutorials, and compile certificates like Police or Milit
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Jul 18, 2021 · 6 min read · When learning how to code, the most common route for learning usually falls under any of these; watching videos, reading documentation or articles, and word of mouth. Using any of the learning methods above, means we have to follow the tutor step b...
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Sep 28, 2020 · 8 min read · Introduction In this article, I will be building a simple modal which will be triggered by a Call-to-action (CTA) button. To hide the modal, the “X” button is clicked. This is basically removing the CSS Display value of "none" when the CTA button i...
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May 31, 2020 · When learning CSS from the beginning, the position property is usually not the first thing that comes to mind. The Display property certainly comes first, but this doesn’t make any difference because they are both very important in styling your webpa...
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