Senior Full-Stack Engineer Your product needs to move forward. I help remove what’s holding it back.

“Through her curiosity and engagement, Cosmina has quickly become a key player for different projects spanning multiple teams. Any team would be lucky to have her.”

“We worked together for [the bank] in 2016, a very challenging project, handled very professionally. Excellent listener, easily connecting with people, highly talented front-end developer.”

“You’ve been more deliberate in ensuring no unexpected issues arise from your changes: reduction in known QA issues. You’ve delivered technical presentations (SonarQube, Security, [trading portfolio projects]) to attendees outside your immediate team.”

“You improved a lot: got to know our products better, helped a lot with styling and infrastructural things like OSS, [trading portfolio projects] package updates. Good in digging into issues where it seems there is no solution; you will find it.”

“High determination in doing the job right, problem-solving skills, management and organization skills, demonstrated in daily tasks and in communication with others.”

“Your problem-solving and debugging skills have been outstanding. Your ability to focus on a problem, analyze it, and come up with effective solutions is truly commendable. It consistently contributes to the success of your team’s productivity.”

“You really stand out on the DevOps side. You’ve grasped a variety of knowledge that is obscure to most members of the team, and willing to share it both formally (presentations, Confluence) and informally.”

“You have made noticeable upgrades to the team’s SDLC processes: improving UI package security compliance, investigating GitLab actions, monitoring QA migration to [the platform]. Your role: SDLC & DevOps subject matter expert.”

“Autonomous and manages tasks without much intervention. Very collaborative: works with multiple teams to reach common goals. Overall, it is a pleasure working with an individual like herself.”

“You’re more open to challenges and willing to learn new things, solving more complex issues. In football terms I would describe you as ‘attacker’. You’re on the front lines in the wide meaning of this sentence.”

“You currently are the go-to person with all of our Infrastructure teams. Your role is between UI developer and DevOps person, and you can decide how to progress.”

“Her strength is she is on top of her issues. Always keeps everything up to date and keeps track on it. She understands what needs to be done and does it quickly.”

“You’ve taken ownership of the migration to [the platform] and effectively aided the team in the appcode migration ([old] → [new]) for all our applications and connected systems. Your role: DevOps & SecOps subject matter expert.”

“You have full control over security, what takes it off from the team. The team can always count on your help in solving various issues.”

“You’ve successfully completed the first application [deployment] pipeline for DEV & QA. You continue to expand your knowledge of key tools in other areas of DevOps (e.g. CI/CD).”

“You assisted with the migration preparation of our application UIs ([trading portfolio projects]) to the cloud. You especially keep the team informed of new updates within the wider tech organization (GitHub Actions, Copilot etc.).”

“Open person, brave to speak out when something is unclear. A person going for their goals, when stepping out in meetings to clarify things that are ambiguous.”

“From the onset, she gave the impression of a dependable, thoughtful and knowledgeable teammate. She’s proven herself to be someone willing to take on challenges and acts as a wonderful team player.”