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Alex Example — Senior Web Developer

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> /about

Alex Example — Senior Web Developer

London · Available for work

A fictional senior web developer used to prototype this site. Ten-ish years of building things for the browser, mostly TypeScript, mostly fast, occasionally on fire.

  • Frontend architecture
  • Web performance
  • Accessibility
  • Design systems
  • Developer experience

> /experience

Senior Developer @ Example Co

2022 — Now

Lead developer on the customer-facing web platform.

  • Cut median page load time by 60%
  • Led migration to a typed component architecture
  • Mentored four developers

tech: TypeScript, React, Node.js

Developer @ Sample Studio

2019 — 2021

Built marketing sites and web apps for studio clients.

  • Built a design system used across 12 products
  • Shipped static sites on a CDN-first stack

tech: Astro, CSS, TypeScript

Junior Developer @ Placeholder Labs

2016 — 2019

Frontend work on internal tools.

  • Rewrote the reporting dashboard
  • Introduced automated browser tests

tech: JavaScript, PostgreSQL

> /projects

Example Project

solo · Astro, TypeScript

A fictional project demonstrating the data model.

https://example.com/project

Another Thing

team · React, D3

Something with charts and far too many gradients.

Side Quest

solo · WebGL, TypeScript

A weekend experiment that got out of hand.

https://example.com/side-quest

> /skills

Languages ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ TypeScript, JavaScript, SQL

Frontend ▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ React, Astro, CSS

Backend ▓▓▓░░░░░ Node.js

Data ▓▓▓░░░░░ PostgreSQL

Infrastructure ▓▓▓░░░░░ Cloudflare

> /education

University of Example

BSc, Computer Science · 2013 — 2016

> /contact

hello@example.com

https://github.com/example

https://www.linkedin.com/in/example

https://example.com

No JavaScript. How am I supposed to help you with no JavaScript? Brain the size of a planet and no JavaScript. Ridiculous.

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