Natalya Nassimi

Junior Software Engineer

I am a junior software engineer with a First Class degree in Electronic Engineering, drawn to the mix of logic, creativity, and problem-solving that software development offers. My interest in software grew through university projects and was solidified during General Assembly’s Software Engineering Bootcamp, where I built multiple full-stack JavaScript applications and learned how to take ideas from concept to working product. What matters most to me is building software that feels thoughtful, with code that is clear and reliable, and designed with real users in mind. I enjoy collaborating with others, learning from feedback and refining the details that make a product robust and maintainable. I am now seeking a junior software engineer or developer role where I can keep growing, contribute meaningfully to a team, and work on products that solve real problems.

Skills

JavaScript · Python · React · Node.js · Express · HTML5 · CSS3 · PostgreSQL · MongoDB · RESTful APIs · Git & Github · Responsive web design · API Integration · Authentication (JWT & Sessions) · VHDL · Verilog · MATLAB · Netlify · Postman · Electronic system design · System modelling · Signal processing · Logic design · Software architecture fundamentals · Data analysis · Analytical problem-solving · Communication · Collaborative teamwork · Adaptability · Ownership

My Projects

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Project One - SnakeJS

A browser based Snake game built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, demonstrating game logic, keyboard input handling and DOM manipulation.

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Project Two - Home Inspiration

A full-stack MEN CRUD application that allows users to browse, create and bookmark home decor inspiration posts. Inspired by Pinterest, the platform is tailored specifically for interior design enthusiasts.

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Project Three - Kitchen Corner

A full-stack MERN recipe blog application enabling authenticated users to create, manage, and share recipes, with image uploads and complete CRUD functionality.

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Project Four - Showcase Hub

A full-stack content-driven application where users build and share themed collections across multiple categories, featuring authentication, user profiles with avatars, image uploads, and interactive engagement through likes.

Engineering Dissertation Project

This project sits at the intersection of engineering and software development. It began as my electronic engineering dissertation, where I built a software application to analyse cardiac responses to music using real physiological data. The project combined signal processing, data analysis and a graphical user interface. It played a key role in shaping my interest in software, in that software is a way to turn complex technical concepts into accessible, interactive tools. I am currently revisiting the project to improve the interface and develop it further into a more polished, user-focused application.

Project Walkthrough — An interface for breathing entrainment utilising musical stimulus

A short overview of my dissertation project, combining physiological data analysis with a custom built software interface.

Interests

My interest in music continues beyond my engineering work and is what originally drew me to explore it as part of my dissertation project. I have always been curious about how music can influence and interact with people, and it is that same curiosity that made music a natural and stimulating focus for my project. Outside of technology, I really enjoy cooking and experimenting with new recipes, as well as pilates and fitness.