:: Connect With Me ::

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:: My Specialties ::

● Web application development
● UX/UI web design
● Frontend architecture

:: About Me ::

Caitlin Munley is a senior software engineer with over 15 years of experience in full-stack web development. She specializes in creating high-quality web experiences that are responsive and accessible. Her mastery of HTML/CSS and JavaScript at a fundamental level means she can adapt to any framework or tool with ease. She brings a comprehensive approach to building websites and web applications due to years of using various frameworks, tech stacks, and hosting providers, along with knowledge of User Experience (UX) design best practices, search engine optimization, and digital marketing. She is constantly learning and evolving as a web developer, but also follows proven design patterns as well as design methodologies like Atomic Design. Caitlin is not just writing code—she architects intuitive, human-centered digital experiences that solve real problems and engage users.

Caitlin is an analytic thinker and problem-solver with an attention to detail and self-starter attitude. She describes herself as a life-long learner. Her goal is to work at a technology-driven, inclusive/diverse company with a remotely distributed team on a mission to change to the world for the better (or to help others change the world). Remote-first and asynchronous communication preferred.

In her spare time Caitlin enjoys playing video games, watching shows, listening to music, reading, and writing fiction. She loves animals, especially her cats.

:: Additional Skills ::

Caitlin also has professional experience in:

● React.js, Next.js
● Vue.js
● TypeScript
● Webpack + Babel
● Sanity CMS
● Wordpress
● Craft CMS
● Drupal
● GraphQL
● GROQ queries
● Sass
● Git
● SQL
● Heroku
● Vercel
● WAMP stack
● Bash, shell scripting
● unit testing
● cross-browser/cross-platform compatibility
● using internal and external APIs
● building RESTful web services
● relational database management