Seeking work | SEA | Remote OK

Frontend engineer, open to full stack projects as well.

Email: greeniowork[at]gmail[dot]com

Location: SEA Remote: Ok Willing to relocate: Ok Tech: Frontend stack, Gatsby, Java, Python, Mobile Dev Resume: Please email me for a copy. Email: greeniowork@gmail.com

React - the era of Hooks.

Vue - not very used to the template syntax.

I'd be super grateful if you could share numbers for frontend/fullstack roles!

Typical entry level roles start at around £32k.

Senior individual contributor roles (so not factoring in team lead roles) go to as high as £90k but around £70k is more typical of the average senior frontend developer.

Thank you for this! Are the salaries from 2013-2016 from the same startup or mutiple ones?

Multiple StartUps. I switched jobs every 6-12 months and got a nice salary bump along the way.

I don't know how the situation is at the moment with COVID though.

Any particular reason for switching every 6-12 months and is that common practice? Trying to get a sensing here.

Just me :)

First StartUp was amazing, super professional people. Run out of money and laid people off (StartUp still lives and grows now)

Second StartUp was led by mid-twenty Bros and not the culture I wanted to be part of.

Third StartUp led by people bought in by a bigger corporation. Had no idea how to run a company. Best team I have ever worked in but worst business I ever worked in as well. Almost everyone left after being there for 6 months.

Fourth StartUp ad tech industry. Learned a great deal, solid co-workers, but had enough of "We are a cool StartUp" vibe and went freelancing.

General speaking, I don't dislike StartUps, but oh boy I am too old for this now (35 years old).

That's still quite the journey! And you must like Berlin enough to working there, I suppose. How's the tech scene there like?

SLA - time taken per team to resolve tickets filed by users/internal staff

Downtime of services

Number of crash/non-fatal logs seen in logging services (you could be using Sentry, Firebase, etc)

Just a few things tried and monitored at my company.

I think I should do this: Build a fun resume parser - improving UX of resume parsing when applying for jobs - auto recommend keywords one can add in to resumes when uploading through an ATS - just for laughs (seriously though), a bot running through your resume and informing you of your chances at getting past first screen (through a chrome extension)

two main kinds - 1) one (more practical, i.e making sure that the side projects actually hone my existing skills - still deciding between building another CRUD app or just brushing up on my ds/a more -- any advice?) 2) exploratory (trying to build a scraper for entertainment venues and creating a map based visualization for public to use when the covid-19 measures are eased in my country)

I would say that at this point in my journey I would definitely be more comfortable with building tools and visualizations (so point 3). 1) and 2) definitely require a different niche which I need to study and get more hands on about.

Thank you for your input!

Dropped you a mail a day or two ago