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Stanislav Suprun
Front-End Developer

Email: [open contact info](look above in the "contact info" section)
GitHub: github.com/SimonLip
LinkedIn: [open contact info](look above in the "contact info" section)
Telegram: Lip4sure
Location: Chernihiv (Remote)

About me
Passionate Front-End Developer with hands-on experience in production-level React
and Next.js applications. Focused on performance, responsive UI, and real-world
usability. Actively expanding skills in SSR, internationalization, and scalable
architectures.

Technical Skills
Languages: JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3, SCSS
Frameworks/Libraries: React.js, Next.js, Redux Toolkit, React Context
Tools: Git, GitHub, VS Code, Chrome DevTools, Figma, Vercel
Other: REST API, Responsive Layouts, SSR, i18n, Webpack, Jest (basic)

Education
Junior Specialist in Computer Engineering
College of Transport and Computer Technologies, Chernihiv (2018-2022)
Bachelor in Computer Engineering
Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design (2022-2024)

Languages
Ukrainian - Native
English — B1 (used in daily communication and technical tasks).
Work experience
Your Price Booking ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ May 2025 – present
React Front-End Developer (TypeScript, React, Next.js)
Ukraine (Remote)

- Contributing to the development of core modules in a cross-regional hotel booking
platform using TypeScript, React, Next.js, and SCSS.
- Building order history and user dashboard components, implementing booking filters,
status tracking, and responsive pagination. Implementing responsive design and
modular styling to keep the UI clean and consistent across devices.
- Collaborating with the backend team to connect REST APIs for bookings, user
accounts, and payments.
- Supporting multi-language interfaces (English, Ukrainian, Polish, etc.) and applying
basic performance optimizations (lazy loading, SSR with Next.js).
- Participating in code reviews and gradually improving code quality as part of the dev
team

Key Achievements:

●​ Reduced loading time on the booking dashboard by 25% using lazy loading and code
splitting.
●​ Improved UI consistency across breakpoints using modular SCSS and reusable
components.