Valery Verenich

Valery Verenich's work experience includes various roles in frontend development. Currently, they are employed at 3Commas.io as a Frontend Team Lead, where they are responsible for improving code quality, directing development and technology selection, and establishing team processes. Prior to this role, Valery worked as a Senior Frontend Engineer at 3Commas.io.

Before joining 3Commas.io, Valery worked as a Senior Frontend Developer at Smart IT Belarus, where they collaborated with the customer, HubSpot, to perform new functionality and application optimization, code refactoring, bug fixing, and front-end development. They also conducted interviews for the company.

Valery's previous experience includes working as a Frontend Developer at Sideways 6, where they developed new features, optimized applications, performed code refactoring, and fixed product bugs. They also engaged in direct communication with a designer and collaborated with customers to clarify requirements and create architectural designs.

Additionally, Valery worked as a Frontend Developer at ISsoft from 2019 to 2020, and at LWO (Light Well Organization) from 2017 to 2019.

Valery Verenich started their education in 2014 at Minsk State College of Electronics, where they obtained an Associate's degree in Information Technology. They then pursued further education at Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics from 2017 to 2022, earning a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology Software with a specialization in Web-Technologies and Software in Mobile Systems.

In addition to their formal education, Valery Verenich also obtained several certifications. In 2021, they attended an online conference on react conducted by Geekle.us. They also completed the courses "React Native: Advanced Concepts" and "Understanding TypeScript - 2021 Edition" from Udemy. In 2020, they obtained certification in "Node JS: Advanced Concepts" from the same platform. There is also an additional certification mentioned, "NestJS: The Complete Developer's Guide," but no specific information is available regarding when or where it was obtained.