Turning ☕ into 💾 since 19XX
👋 Hi! I'm Lynn, a software engineer with more than 5 years of professional experience building and maintaining digital products, with a focus on the Web.
You're a company with an ethical business model that doesn't exploit anyone to do what it does (and maybe even does some good).
You know that the best products are made by diverse, inclusive, autonomous teams, and that good engineering is worth investing in.
I specialize in building backend systems, websites and cutting-edge web applications using tools like modern PHP and JavaScript (preferably, with TypeScript).
I have years of experience building fast, stable and maintainable backends, usually based on PHP or Node.js, and exposing a REST or GraphQL API.
When it comes to building websites and user interfaces, I'm heavily invested into React and the tools that build on top of it (Next.js, Gatsby, etc.), but I'm also open to working with other frameworks, like Vue.js or Angular.
Or course, I'm also always open to learning new things, so by no means am I restricting myself to the tech that I've listed here.
I worked with DataCamp in a contract position writing mainly frontend TypeScript code with React and Next.js, embedded in an existing team to help maintain and iterate on their public-facing web properties (i.e. everything on datacamp.com).
This included communication with stakeholders, code reviews, managing the software development process using Jira and GitHub, as well as implementing designs built in Figma by the design team.
At Infostud, I participated in the development of greenfield projects across the entire stack (frontend, backend, DevOps), as well as being responsible for maintenance of legacy code, as part of the team behind Poslovi Infostud and HR Lab — the leading platforms for job seekers and employers in Serbia.
Tech-wise, I primarily worked with PHP and JavaScript/TypeScript, and deployed (greenfield) projects as Docker images to an internal Kubernetes cluster.
Execom was merged into HTEC Group after I worked there.
During my internship at Execom, I worked independently on multiple Web-based projects for several weeks, using technologies like PHP and AngularJS.