Mihai Gafencu
About Mihai Gafencu
Mihai Gafencu is a Front End Developer with extensive experience in web application development. He has worked at Tellence Technologies since 2019 and previously held positions at Interactions and 2Performant, contributing to various projects including smart home applications and ride-sharing platforms.
Work at Tellence Technologies
Mihai Gafencu has been employed at Tellence Technologies as a Front End Developer since 2019. His role involves utilizing his skills in web application development to create user-friendly interfaces and enhance user experiences. He has contributed to various projects, including a ride-sharing application where he focuses on admin functionalities such as creating, editing, and applying user profiles.
Previous Experience at Interactions
Before joining Tellence Technologies, Mihai worked at Interactions as a Front End Developer from 2017 to 2018. During his tenure, he contributed to projects aimed at transforming consumer engagement. His work involved developing web applications that enhanced user interaction and satisfaction.
Internship at 2Performant
Mihai Gafencu completed a five-month internship as a Front-End Developer at 2Performant from 2016 to 2017. This experience provided him with foundational skills in web development and exposure to industry practices, which he later applied in his professional career.
Education at Dimitrie Cantemir University
Mihai studied Romanian-English Language and Literature at Dimitrie Cantemir University of Foreign Languages and Literature from 2012 to 2015. His education equipped him with strong language skills and a solid understanding of literature, which complement his technical abilities in the field of web development.
Technical Skills and Projects
Mihai Gafencu is proficient in various technologies essential for web application development, including React/Redux, Less, Material UI, and Git. He has developed a smart home management web application that allows users to monitor energy consumption and control smart devices remotely. Additionally, he created a tool for engineers to apply settings in bulk on virtual machine nodes.