About Maksym Kuzmitskyi

Most of my work sits where interfaces, application state and services meet. I work mainly with React and TypeScript, alongside Node.js, API integration and SQL-backed applications. I care about how a feature behaves, where its data belongs and whether another engineer can understand the decisions behind it.

At Liberty Mutual, I build Direct Sales quoting and checkout flows connected to federated GraphQL services. The work spans UI implementation, service contracts, design fidelity and code review. I also develop AI-assisted workflows for tickets, pull requests and CI, including tool and MCP integration.

For Procter & Gamble, via Luxoft / DXC, I combined frontend architecture with hands-on delivery on a promotion-planning application. At Honda Canada, via Assembly Canada, I worked on shared React components, local state isolation and Cypress/Cucumber testing in a test-first workflow. At Motorola Solutions, my work progressed from enterprise applications and service integration to reusable UI, accessibility and frontend leadership.

At Ploom, via Hanson Regan, I worked as a senior frontend developer on a platform spanning multiple Next.js applications and 27 localized websites. I contributed reusable features, Builder.io content integration and feedback flows connecting the web with email, Telegram and a regional service, alongside analytics and authentication fixes.

Testing and accessibility are part of implementation for me. My experience includes Cypress, Cucumber, Playwright and Storybook, with test-first workflows and accessible UI development using WCAG principles. I also bring working knowledge of AWS and practical experience supporting deployment and releases.

Alongside frontend development, I design and iteratively refine AI-assisted delivery workflows. I connect repository context, developer tools and MCP integrations with focused checks and human review. I have also developed personal PR-review mechanisms with commit-aware tracking and dry-run checks, and maintain context handoffs between agent sessions. People retain ownership of requirements, decisions and approvals.

I have worked as an individual contributor, a frontend architect and a team lead. I value architecture when it makes implementation clearer, and leadership when it helps a team make and carry through useful decisions. The tools can change; understanding the problem, the system and the people working on it remains central to my work.