majid babaeifar

I've been a front-end developer for about 3 years. I have worked as a freelancer, been a member of a team and a project manager, and have done a lot of successful software projects. I have a bachelor's degree in software computer engineering and I was in the top 3 students of our class. I am a self-taught developer, and I know pretty well how to find my answers and solve new problems. I catch up with the work flow pretty quickly. I like writing challenging algorithms, I have an extraordinary power of problem solving. I always have an eye on clean code, best practices and performance. In my opinion not only clean code is not a waste of time, but it drastically reduces developing cost in the future. (at least by 30%) I crave for new challenges and engaging with projects that requires me to work outside my comfort zone and knowledge set. As I think continuing to learn new technologies and developing techniques are important to me and the success of the organization.