Hristijan Banevski

Hristijan Banevski has a diverse work experience, starting as a Journalist at TV Plus during high school. In this role, they conducted interviews, covered local and regional news stories, built a network of sources, created multimedia content, and maintained the TV station's website. Afterward, they worked as a Journalist at Televisija 24, focusing on national events and reporting from high-risk locations. Hristijan then joined 1TV as a Journalist, where they reported on Parliament sessions and hosted a daily show. Eventually, Hristijan transitioned to the field of software development, starting as a Web Development Intern at Powersoft Solutions. Through self-study and completing various assignments, they gained experience in Angular framework, version control, and cloud computing. After completing their internship, they worked as a Frontend Web Developer at the same company, where they developed web applications and enhanced their skills in product development, responsive design, and integration of REST APIs. Currently, Hristijan is employed as a Frontend Developer consultant at Polar Cape, working on projects for various clients, developing software using SCRUM or Kanban principles, and expanding their knowledge of frontend and backend development. Hristijan'swork experiences have allowed him to gain practical skills and expand their knowledge in both journalism and software development.

Hristijan Banevski began their education in 2015 at the Law Faculty "Justinian the First", where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs. Hristijan has not yet completed this degree, as the end year is unspecified.

In terms of additional certifications, Hristijan has obtained the following:

- In August 2019, they received a Certificate of Completion in Web Development from Udemy.

- In September 2019, they achieved a certification in Responsive Web Design from freeCodeCamp.

- Most recently, in December 2021, Hristijan obtained a certification in JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures from freeCodeCamp.