I'm a front-end developer who's spent the last three years building interfaces for enterprise teams — from a fintech interoperability platform in Sofia to large-scale frameworks used across global tech ecosystems. React, Angular, and TypeScript are my daily tools, but the thread running through all of it is the same: taking complex systems and making them feel simple, accessible, and reliable for the people who actually use them. At interop.io, I built and maintained applications for financial services clients inside a modular NX monorepo, and set up a Cypress E2E testing framework that gave the team real confidence to ship faster. At EPAM Systems, I shifted toward accessibility-focused work, untangling WCAG 2.2 compliance issues on a platform used by a top-tier global tech company — the kind of detail-heavy, "does this actually work for everyone" problem that I genuinely enjoy solving. I've also leaned into AI-assisted development early on, using prompt engineering and AI tools to speed up everything from documentation to debugging — not as a gimmick, but as part of how I work day to day. Based in the south of France (near Avignon) and an EU citizen, I'm at home in international, multicultural teams — most of my career has been exactly that. Outside of work, I'm usually chasing down a new song on guitar or piano, or keeping an eye on the markets. I taught myself guitar at ten through sheer stubbornness, and that's roughly how I approach hard technical problems too — keep going until it clicks.…I'm a front-end developer who's spent the last three years building interfaces for enterprise teams — from a fintech interoperability platform in Sofia to large-scale frameworks used across global tech ecosystems. React, Angular, and TypeScript are my daily tools, but the thread running through all of it is the same: taking complex systems and making them feel simple, accessible, and reliable for the people who actually use them. At interop.io, I built and maintained applications for financial services clients inside a modular NX monorepo, and set up a Cypress E2E testing framework that gave the team real confidence to ship faster. At EPAM Systems, I shifted toward accessibility-focused work, untangling WCAG 2.2 compliance issues on a platform used by a top-tier global tech company — the kind of detail-heavy, "does this actually work for everyone" problem that I genuinely enjoy solving. I've also leaned into AI-assisted development early on, using prompt engineering and AI tools to speed up everything from documentation to debugging — not as a gimmick, but as part of how I work day to day. Based in the south of France (near Avignon) and an EU citizen, I'm at home in international, multicultural teams — most of my career has been exactly that. Outside of work, I'm usually chasing down a new song on guitar or piano, or keeping an eye on the markets. I taught myself guitar at ten through sheer stubbornness, and that's roughly how I approach hard technical problems too — keep going until it clicks.WWWW…