
Contact
Phone
+375 (33) 384-14-52
losteg29@yandex.ru
Languages
English
B2 - Upper-Intermediate
Japanese
N5 - Beginner
Hard skills
- JavaScript
- React (Beginner)
- HTML 5/CSS 3
- CSS tools: SASS/SCSS
- CVS: GIT
- Figma
Additional skills
- SQL
- .NET
- PHP (Beginner)
- Python (Beginner)
Soft skills
- Teamwork
- Organisation
- Strong memory
- Problem solving
- Easy to learn
- Motivation
Machulskaya Anastasiya
Front-End Developer
- Student of Belorussian-Russian University
- Belarus, Mogilev
- 20 years
Experience
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University project “Japanese language cards” on WinForms C#.
The project was aimed at developing basic C# programming skills. -
University database project “Data Basis of an HR-specialist”.
The project was aimed at developing skills related to database design and optimization. -
HTML + CSS CV.
This project was part of a course from Rolling Scopes School and was done to practice HTML and CSS skills. -
Markdown CV.
The CV you are reading was created as part of an internship project.
Personal statement
My name is Anastasiya Machulskaya. I’m a second-year student at the Belorusian-Russian University. My specialization is software engineering. At this moment I’m looking for a job opportunities in javascript and I’m open to any offers and projects. My main goal is to take part in many interesting projects, meet new people with the same interests and learn new things about IT-sphere. My best character traits are responsibility and patience, which in my opinion are the most important in IT.
Education
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2022-2025
Bachelor degree
Belorussian-Russian University, Software Engineering
Courses
RS School
- JS/ Front-End (Stage 0 in progress)
FreeCodeCamp
- JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures (in progress)
- Front-End Development Libraries (in progress)
Code Example
Vanilla JavaScript
async function sendUserStatistics() {
try {
const user = await getUser();
const profile = await getProfile(user);
const account = await getAccount(profile);
const reports = await getReports(account);
return sendStatistics(reports);
} catch (e) {
console.error(err);
}
}