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EXPERIENCE
My path in IT started with freelancing and gradually moved toward more systematic work inside a company.
Freelance
For about a year and a half I worked on all sorts of tasks: building websites, bots, scripts, small automations and applied solutions for specific requests. Sometimes I worked alone, sometimes in a team.
Freelancing taught me not to wait for perfect conditions: to ask questions myself, clarify the meaning of a task, propose options and take work to the point where it can actually be used.
That is where I started to see development not as a set of training exercises, but as a tool for solving practical problems. In some projects I worked more with interfaces, in others with logic, data and the connections between services. This helped me become more versatile.
Work at a trading company
After freelancing I moved to working inside a trading company, where for about a year now I have been handling more systematic tasks: collecting and processing data, databases, regular exports, monitoring tools, notifications and reports.
In a company a solution lives longer — you cannot just build it and hand it over, you have to maintain it, develop it and adapt it to new tasks. Thanks to this I better understand how technical solutions affect the business over the long term.
Individual projects — websites, bots, parsers, scripts, AI integrations — I move into the works section. In the "Experience" section I care more about showing not a list of tasks, but the path itself: from freelance projects to serious work with internal systems.