You studied in the field of engineering and construction. Tell us, what led you to frontend development?

Transitioning from engineering and construction to frontend development is often driven by the desire to work in a more dynamic and creative field where you can quickly see the results of your work.

I was attracted by the opportunity to create interfaces that directly interact with users, as well as a wide range of technologies and tools in web development. Skills in solving technical problems and systemic thinking from engineering help to effectively understand application architecture and code optimization.

Additionally, frontend development offers more opportunities for remote work and continuous professional growth, which also played a role in choosing this new direction.