Yitzchak Sviridyuk

Yitzchak Sviridyuk has a diverse work experience in the field of Full Stack Development. Yitzchak started their career as a Full Stack Developer at Give-Write Ltd. where they designed, coded, and maintained the company's website. Yitzchak implemented various features including basic security, an e-commerce subdomain, a dynamic questionnaire, and a content management system. This helped the company in analyzing its customers effectively.

After that, Yitzchak worked as a Full Stack Developer on different freelance projects for international clients. Yitzchak primarily used the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express, React, Node) and also developed security packages like "rex-jwt-middleware" for efficient authentication.

Yitzchak then joined TRAVELFACTORY Lab as a Full Stack Developer and built a payment system using various APIs and AWS services with Vue/Node.js. Additionally, they implemented security using Lambdas.

Furthermore, they served as a Teacher Assistant at Developers.Institute, where they helped students in their bootcamp by answering their questions, assisting with homework, and explaining concepts. Yitzchak also periodically filled in as a substitute teacher.

Currently, Yitzchak is working as a Full Stack Developer at Triple Whale 🐳.

Yitzchak Sviridyuk is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science at The Open University of Israel, which they started in 2020 and is expected to complete in 2023. In 2021, they also attended Developers.Institute, where they studied Full Stack Development. Prior to these experiences, Yitzchak studied Computer Science at Lev Academic Center from 2017 to 2019. In addition to their formal education, Yitzchak has obtained several certifications, including completing courses such as "Node.js Essential Training" from LinkedIn, "MERN eCommerce From Scratch" from Udemy, "Learn to Code in Python 3: Programming beginner to advanced" from Udemy, "The Complete 2020 Web Development Bootcamp" from Udemy, and "Web Design for Web Developers: Build Beautiful Websites!" from Udemy.