Baha Debashi

Baha Debashi

Front End Developer

A Highly motivated, driven to succeed and goal oriented Front End Developer with over 5 years development experience, focussed primarily on JavaScript (including ES6 / ES2015), Vue.js, Nuxt, React, HTML5, CSS3, OOJS, Webpack, Sass, AJAX.
Possesses strong problem solving skills, excellent communication both written and verbal which enable effective client facing capabilities.
Bilingual in English and Arabic.

bahadebashi@gmail.com

Email Address

Baha Debashi

LinkedIn Profile

Make It Cheaper (25 June 2019 – Present)

Technical Snapshot:
Vue, JavaScript, Nighwatch, Ruby, HTML, Sass, CSS, AJAX, JSON, API, Git, JIRA, Agile, Sketch.

Digital Risks (03 October 2018 – 21 June 2019)

Led the project to rebuild the insurance quote purchase widget using Vue.JS (migrated from React). Coordinating with the business departments to convert all the logic into code and using Vuex, to manage the state and progress of the customer.
Utilised Tailwind with Vue to build reusable components to be used across the Digital Risks brand.
Building new features, bug fixing and maintaining other internal systems using React with Redux.
Also took on a number of backend responsibilities, building APIs using Laravel and setting up Laravel Nova for users to manage content.

Technical Snapshot:
Vue, React, JavaScript, Cypress, Laravel, Laravel Nova, PHP, Netlify, HTML, Tailwind, Sass, PostCss, CSS, AJAX, JSON, API, Git, JIRA, Agile, Sketch.

Investoo Group (03 January 2018 – 02 October 2018)

Playing an active role in the transition to a modern micro-service architecture, contributing primarily to front end applications built using the Vue Framework.
Translation of designs to actual code to produce the visual and functional elements of applications. Working with the design team and the back-end team to bridge the gap between graphical design and technical implementation.
Building reusable Vue components and utilising them in developing new user-facing features. Using Vue with Nuxt in the development of all new web builds ( e.g. www.tokensales.com/ and a new internal CMS ) as well as modernising legacy websites to use new technologies and improve UI, UX and speed.

Technical Snapshot:
Vue, Nuxt, JavaScript, Jest, Node, PHP, Aurelia, HTML5, Sass, CSS3, AJAX, JSON, API, Git, JIRA, Agile, Sketch.

We Are Friday (27 September 2017 – 10 November 2017)

Contracted to develop the front end for HSBC’s Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investment Products (PRIIPs) Regulation section of the website. Working with 2 Sitecore developers to build a fully responsive, accessible and dynamic online form and a document download page. The form consists of different paths and questions based the user’s selections as they go through the steps and submitting the form returns a set of downloadable documents based on the user’s inputs.
Using vanilla JavaScript and Dojo for form validations, Ajax requests and data handling from returned responses as well UX functionality.
Will be going live at the end of 2017/ beginning of 2018 on www.gbm.hsbc.com/priips

Technical Snapshot:
JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Sass, Freemarker, Underscore, Mustache, Gulp, APIs, AJAX, Git, JIRA , Agile, Kanban.

We Are Friday Homepage
MOI Global (07 August 2017 – 07 September 2017)

Hired to take the lead and build a fully responsive microsite for Yorktel ( www.yorktel.com ). Rehumanise You Comms utilises front end technologies including HTML5, Sass, CSS3, JavaScript (ES6 / ES2015), JQuery, Gulp, Babel, Git and PHP to communicate with the back end and pull in the content dynamically. Implemented cool transitions and parallax style heros were a main focus as well as building JavaScript as reusable components for added ease of maintenance and creating new sites by the agency. Tested for functionality and browser compatibility.

Technical Snapshot:
HTML5, Sass, CSS3, JavaScript (ES6 / ES2015), JQuery, Gulp, Babel, Git, WordPress and PHP.

Yorktel Microsite Screenshot
Pulselive (03 Apr 2017 – 30 July 2017)

Contracted to meet the growing demand on the front end. Working on a number of projects for various clients such as (all involving a lot of handling responses returned from calls to various APIs for data and dynamically rendering Mustache and Underscore templates using that data):

Premier League
Leicester City FC
Women's Rugby World Cup 2017
International Cricket Council
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Technical Snapshot:
JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Sass, Freemarker, Underscore, Mustache, Gulp, APIs, AJAX, Git, JIRA , Agile, Kanban.

USA Bar Finder
Gallagher Shilling (Feb 2017 – March 2017)

Working on Standard Hotels employees benefits portal in preparation for launch. Responsibilities included working on the responsiveness of the website to make it fully responsive across a range of desktop, tablet and mobile devices using Bootstrap and LESS, adding functionality and condition based DOM management with AngularJS, JQuery and JavaScript. Also performed end to end testing of the entire portal, testing for functionality, browser compatibility and fixing bugs/issues resulting from the tests.

Technical Snapshot:
HTML5, CSS3, AngularJS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, JQuery, JIRA, Agile, APIs.

Standard Benefits Screenshot
Mo Saffaf (Stand-up Comedian) (Dec 2016 – Jan 2017)

Hired by Stand-up comedian Mo Saffaf to develop a new website for to keep fans updated with his latest gig dates, media and blog posts. Worked both as the designer and developer for the launch of the fully responsive website.
Responsibilities included agreeing on the design based on the client's objectives, creating a personalised WordPress theme consisting of a landing page and other dynamic pages as well as implementing responsiveness throughout the website and cross-browser testing.

Technical Snapshot:
HTML5, CSS3, PHP, JavaScript, Bootstrap, JQuery, Photoshop and WordPress.

Realise Creative (The Workshop London) (Oct 2016 – Nov 2016)

Contracted by Realise Creative to speed up the development of a new website for their client. Worked closely with a full stack developer and the designers to meet a tight deadline for the launch of the fully responsive website.
Responsibilities included creating dynamic pixel perfect pages using HTML, PHP, JavaScript, SASS and JQuery, as well as implementing responsiveness and cross-browser testing.

Technical Snapshot:
HTML5, CSS3, PHP, JavaScript, JSON, SASS and JQuery

Mohammed's Portfolio Website

Developed a fully responsive website portfolio as a Front End Developer.
I was both the designer and the developer for this website. My responsibilities were working with the client to agree a design, implementing the design using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and adding the desired functionality required with JQuery, CSS and JavaScript.

Technical Snapshot:
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, JQuery, Bootstrap, Photoshop, Lightroom, HTML, CSS.

Baha Debashi

A personal fully responsive website portfolio as a Front End Web Developer.
Implementing a chosen design by using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap while adding functionality and animations with JQuery, CSS and JavaScript.

Technical Snapshot:
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, JQuery, JQuery Libraries, Bootstrap, Photoshop, Lightroom, HTML, CSS.

Bridgestone

Bridgestone Libya a statement website that would reflect them as market leaders in the tyre industry. They required a dynamic website that was easily managed by their own staff and visually appealing to their customers.
The website required a combination of PHP, JavaScript, HTML and CSS to develop their WordPress CMS based website. The website had to be bilingual (English and Arabic) which involved having to make it seamlessly switchable between the two languages which were best done through a WPML plugin, with the capability of being multilingual.

In this project I worked in a team of three, a graphic designer, a senior developer / project manager and myself as a junior developer. My main role was converting the graphic designer’s Photoshop files into HTML and CSS code to be applied to the WordPress theme as well as some JavaScript and PHP.

Technical Snapshot:
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, WordPress, HTML, CSS.

Q8 Oils

Q8 contacted us after learning through word of mouth that we were the developers of the www.bridgestone.ly website. This was again a bilingual website with the capability of being upgraded into multilingual website. The aim of the website was to create an online platform for Q8 as a company for web presence and communication with their potential customers / clients.
Working with a designer and a senior developer throughout the project. My main responsibility was working alongside the senior developer to convert the design into a WordPress theme. The website required heavily personalised JavaScript and PHP development along with HTML and CSS.

Technical Snapshot:
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, WordPress, Photoshop, Lightroom, HTML, CSS.

Mobile Number

+44 (0) 778785****

Address

Beckenham, Kent
BR3