Part of the infrastructure team of a very large B2B web product ("Amdocs Catalog") which is built with React and is a gigantic, multi-repository codebase. Most of my work is with React and some with CSS. The product consists of multiple repositories, some in vanilla JS and others React, and a very impressive open-source project which I am now the sole maintainer (Webrix) - Constantly improving aspects of the codebase and also DX (tooling, tests, performance, etc.) - Always "be there" for teammates, assisting, giving advice and the usual of a tech lead. - Giving talks and sharing my knowledge with the team - And lastly, solving ongoing bugs & issues

- UX/UI & design system - React, Vanilla JS. Mostly dashboards and large systems with lots of components - Tooling (webpack & loaders, rollup, esilnt, babel, etc.) - Storybook & documentation Mostly UI components of all complexities, from little to large

Tikal have been a home for many experienced developers (for 20 years) in fields of Front-End, Back-End, Dev-Ops, & mobile I have been a part of the Front-End division, and as so, assigned to clients' teams, on-premise, to assist with any Front-End needs which are aligned with Tikal spirit of constant personal-technological development. Many times the need is to bring someone who can join or lead a team and bring the company products to the next level utilizing the full potential of Tikal as a whole and me as a single, to achieve tasks such as re-design, build from scratch or tackle complex scenarios. Expert React knowledge

Spearheaded a Front-end development team, building a large-scale SaaS system from the ground-up, end-to-end, including tests. The system multiple screens, varying from heavily animated D3-based ones to screen packed with different components, which acted as a dashboard. There were many interesting challenges including security, performance, server-side considerations, collaboration with multiple distant-location teams, sudden big product changes and so on. Intense work. At the end, the product was exceptionally well-made, the front-end code was very performant and scalable. ✔ Build a large-scale system with dozens of custom components ✔ Make sure all the client-side code in the project is of the highest quality possible, as well as high performance, and by doing so, ensuring high life-span for the project, minimizing technical debt. ✔ Supervise team-members with tasks, teach and help where / when needed, and make sure standards are kept high. ✔ Daily collaboration with off-shore teams across multiple countries ✔ Project is built on ES6 modules using my own proprietary setup (Gulp, Rollup, and a many other packages which greatly enhances workflow, which some I authored).

Creating and maintaining a social-network website. Intense times, working many long days with great joy of accomplishment, and it truly was a masterpiece, drawing users engagement around the world. The website's idea is (or was) a social network for photographers centering the topic of monthly photography contests in many subjects. There was a lot of working around building the contest section where users chose which photos they like, and submit the results, and photos uploading, with all the limitations and validations that comes with it. Also, managing the "wall" page for which contest, which is basically like any Facebook feed, with photos and comments, and replies to comments (content validation, santization and so on). The website was based on many frameworks and 3rd-party scripts which most were developed by myself and are available on my Github page as open-source.

Developed the client-side sports scoring system in 2012, Working remote, collaborating with a team in Tel-Aviv. The project was ready after a few weeks. In 2014 I was asked to help developing another system, in a programming "marathon" of less than two weeks, which shows live soccer games fans comments and field events in real-time (it was made especially for the world-cup)

Freelanced, semi-regular basis, up until 2015. Was tasked with the client-side coding of several major website redesigns and a couple of side-projects, working on-site alongside wonderful team of people. Some are my friends to this day. We, the team, worked for a long time on the first website redesign, many long days from 9am-3am and some weekends. The website was to be changes from a server-based, static-website to a single-page website with complete new architecture based on Backbone framework and new UI/UX. The second re-design was with another team, with new full-time team members, and the pressure was lower this time, but still we pushed hard and made significant changes to the website.

Client-side work on the main (paid) SaaS product, for advance analytics. I worked in a small team, about 3-4 people. The product was build using Angular v1. My responsibility was to deliver on time CSS & HTML, while another team-member, Sagiv Frankel, was tasked with the JS mainly, and the rest of the members were helping us with varies tasks. Later, I was also in-charge with several other side-projects and promotional pages which are being used to this day and are in the core of the company's traffic.

Hired to build the website (nothing more to say, it's pretty straightforward, ordinary work)

Klarna is a monster Swedish startup that opened their develop center in Israel at the end of 2011 and I joined in as the very first web developer at the Tel-Aviv new offices. After some months we got bigger with about 30 people, mostly developers, splitted to SCRUM teams, each working on different Klarna products.

Client-side & web design in a very small team, developing an NLP browser extension which identified article content and highlighted words which the AI thought to be of significance and provided added value on top of them.

Joined Kaltura as the 7th employee, and my first task was to create client code for the website, where videos were supposed to be placed, and back then video wasn't nearly as big as it is today and the web technologies were very much crippled. After the website was over and stable on IE6 (dominant browser at the time) I was tasked with many small to medium tasks, for example: ✔️ Build a client code for a forum system so users could talk with us and each other, ✔️ Create custom Kaltura video players for clients ✔️ Create novel effects for the Flex-based video editor. ✔️ Create custom landing pages for clients ✔️ Apply website redesigns that were made over a 2 year period ✔️ Create all sorts web components (sliders, carousels and so on)

Created a website which provides legal documents for free and some for sale. sold my part in 2010.

I was hired by contractors (FRIDO) to create the RESHET (Israeli TV network) website along with another Server-Side developer. It went live after a few months of intense work.

Contractor for a Dreamview, which was a projects company with few distributed freelancers. I was responsible for meeting a long list clients, understanding their needs & making the deal happen. Tasked in handling everything from start to finish, understanding the clients' needs, and basically manage the whole product, from the designing and wireframes phase to the actual end-product and customer support phase.