Success Story

I've been into sports ever since I remember. I used to be a calisthenics and gymnastics trainer, I also have some experience with acrobatics. IT since my childhood has always been my second most important passion and recently it has become the leading one. I've been learning to code myself up to a point when I met two guys with whom I made a deal: I would provide them with personal training and they would teach me to code. That's how I started my journey in the IT world that at first led me to develop medical software.

In DC I deal mainly with the front-end so I am responsible for the visual user layer.

I wanted to continue my development in the programming area but at the same time, I have a traveler's soul so I wanted to work remotely. My previous employers didn't provide me with such an opportunity. While looking for a new job I applied to three places out of which one was recommended by my friend and that was DC. Turns out he was right as from the very beginning up until now everything goes seemingly.

The hardest part was growing into the first project. Up until now, I was used to daily commuting and I switched to remote work. Spending time alone while coding is something I have to get used to but has its advantages. Lately, I've been also thinking about coworking so I'm quite open to various solutions.

For sure I've learned to code much better. The level of coding in DC is on an extremely high level and the coolest part is that I always have someone to learn from. From another perspective, I've also learned a lot about self-organization and day-planning due to the remote work aspect.

My favorite technologies are most definitely Javascript and Vue.js. Especially Vue.js has been a big discovery for me as previously I've been using primary React technology. Even since my first contact with Vue.js I am very positively surprised.

I honestly don't know the answer to this question yet. Maybe I'll be sailing alone through the ocean in a canoe and maybe I'll carry on off-roading through Albanian mountains. We will see!