Ганна Бузовська

Main skills:

 WordPress, Tilda, WIX

• Building a website from scratch
• Сreating a mobile version of the site
• Continued maintenance of the website
• Сreation of multilanguage
• Corrections of any complexity
• Site transfer from one domain to another
• Сreating a site backup
• Database change
• Website content filling

Additional skills:

• Designing, creating and updating test documentation such as test suites, test cases, checklists
• Testing WEB applications
• Worked with Scrum methodology
• Worked in tracking system: Jira, Monday 
• Worked with Jmeter
• Basic knowledge of programming languages, technologies: C#, .Net , ASP.NetCore (includes Entity Framework Core),  Angular, HTML, CSS, Java 
• IDE:  Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, IntelliJ IDEA, Sublime Text 
• Tools: Postman, Swagger ( OpenApi )
• Other: Photoshop, Figma 
• Data Bases: MSSQL, MySQL, MongoDB 

About me: 

I am Hanna Buzovska and I'm from Ukraine. I have been working with website development since 2018 when I was at the university. After that I began to grow as a professional and improve my soft skills and professional skills. 

Since the beginning of my work and until today, the number of my clients exceeds 150+  people. The main platforms for work are freelancehunter, upwork and freelancer (most of the time I worked on behalf of companies). 

If you ask my references about me, they would probably say I am a universal soldier who can do many jobs due to the broad experience I have got through my career.

My strengths are willing to work, ability to be open mind and calmness in any situations. Also, I’m competitive and like to excel at everything I do. The main thing is not only the result, but also the way. And last but not least, I’m very flexible and adaptable to new situations. Regardless of the situation I have the ability to adapt and work under any circumstances. These skills seem to be directly related to the job.

I admit being a bit of a perfectionist. Sometimes when I’m working on a big project, I focus too much on the details. But I’ve learned that it’s not always possible or even practical to try to perfect your work.