Noor Haddad
Web Developer
Web developer with six years on customer-facing products, the last three leading the front end of a booking platform used by 400 hotels. Cares about the part of the job that is measurable: page weight, time to interactive and the accessibility audit, and has shipped improvements to all three that stayed shipped.
Work Experience
Senior Front-End Developer
Nordlys Booking, Copenhagen
Apr 2023 – Present
- Lead developer on the guest booking flow, a React and TypeScript app taking around 9,000 reservations a day
- Cut the largest contentful paint on the search page from 4.1 to 1.8 seconds by splitting the bundle and deferring the map
- Took the platform to WCAG 2.2 AA, with the audit findings closed from 61 to 4 over two quarters
- Review every front-end pull request for a team of five and run the fortnightly component-library sync with design
Web Developer
Kastrup Digital, Copenhagen
Jun 2020 – Mar 2023
- Built marketing and e-commerce sites for 14 clients in Next.js on a headless CMS, from first estimate to handover
- Wrote the agency starter kit that new projects are still built from, with linting, testing and deployment set up on day one
- Moved four client sites off a shared WordPress host, halving their hosting costs and their time to first byte
Education
BSc: Software Development
IT University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen
Sep 2017 – Jun 2020
First-class honours
- Final project: an accessible date picker component library, adopted by two student startups
- Teaching assistant for the second-year web development course
Technical Skills
Front end
React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Storybook, Playwright
Back end and data
Node.js, PostgreSQL, Prisma, REST and GraphQL APIs
Tooling
GitHub Actions, Vercel, Sentry, Lighthouse CI, Figma
Personal Projects
Tidevand, an open-source tide and water-temperature app for Danish beaches (2024)
- Around 3,000 monthly users and 40 contributors on GitHub; the accessibility work was written up on the Danish web developers forum
Kbh Cykel, a bike-route planner built on OpenStreetMap data (2022)
- Featured by the city cycling association; still maintained
Skills
- React and TypeScript
- Performance optimisation
- Accessibility (WCAG 2.2)
- Design-system work
- Testing and CI
- Node.js APIs
Languages
Interests
About the Fathom template
Fathom paints the head of the page in a deep shade of the accent and cuts its lower edge on a shallow chevron, so the band dips to a point near the middle and a round portrait ringed in white hangs across it. The name, the job title and the profile sit in the band in white, with the contact details ranged against the right edge and each value followed by its own small icon square. Beneath it, two columns of near-equal width, every section opening with its icon set in a filled rounded square; skills and languages are rated in rows of small squares, interests are bordered chips, and the dates and bullets take the accent. It suits a designer or developer who wants a photograph and a strong first impression without giving up a full two columns of content.
Read the web developer resume shown hereNoor Haddad’s resume in full, with notes on why each part works.How it is built
- A deep header band cut away beneath on a shallow chevron, with a ringed round portrait hung across the cut
- Name, job title and profile set in the band in white, with the contact details ranged right and each value followed by its icon in a small square
- Every section heading opening with its icon in a filled rounded square
- Skills and languages rated in rows of five small squares beside the name
- Interests set as bordered chips
- Dates set in italics in the accent, with every bullet on the page in the same colour
- Style
- Modern · Creative · Professional
- Best for
- Tech & Engineering · Design & Creative · Marketing & Sales
- Career stage
- Mid Level · Senior / Executive
- Layout
- Two Column · With Photo
- Photo
- Includes a photo
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