Senior Full-Stack Developer

Web3 Talent

@alexcambose

Senior Full-Stack Developer

Active over a week ago
🌱 Member since August 2023

With over 6 years of hands-on experience in software engineering, I've taken on diverse roles ranging from frontend developer, backend developer, mentor, and architect. I have a relentless drive to address intricate challenges in sectors like finance, web3, and blockchain. Think of me as a Swiss Army Knife in the digital realm.

⭐ What I've Achieved:

  • Successfully developed, launched, and maintained, numerous projects from scratch, overseeing both back-end and front-end areas.
  • Expertise in front-end development including TypeScript/JavaScript, React, Next.js, Redux, and more. My eye for UI/UX design ensures optimal user experiences.
  • Backend-wise, I’ve delved deep from Node.js to advanced frameworks like Nest.js, enhancing application speed, performance, and reliability.

⭐ More Than Just Code: Beyond coding, I've been responsible for crucial project areas such as planning, deployment, and even team recruitment interviews and mentorship. I’ve often stepped into roles wherever needed, ensuring projects don't just launch but thrive.

⭐ Tech Stack:

  • Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Next.js, Redux, Webpack, SCSS, Styled Components, Tailwind CSS, and more.
  • Backend: Node.js, NestJS, Express, PostgreSQL, AWS, Redis, Kafka, GraphQL, and more.
  • Blockchain: Web3, Ethers, Solidity, Truffle, Web3.js, Geth.
  • Mobile: React Native, Redux, React Navigation, Expo.

⭐ Personal Touch I am perpetually pushing boundaries and stepping out of my comfort zone. A fervent believer that success is a collective effort, I cherish being part of a team. I’m always eager to learn, adapt, and stay updated with the latest in tech and finance.

Looking forward to working with awesome people to build great products.

Languages & Skills

🗣️English
🚀 In crypto since 2017
Accepts Crypto
Open to Relocation
Open to Full-time
Open to Part-time
Remote
Accepts Fiat

Social Media

Tell us a joke?

Why was the developer so relaxed using Polygon? Because he knew it had fewer layers to deal with!

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