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Maksym Kuzmitskyi

About Maksym Kuzmitskyi

Senior Software Developer

Frontend · React · TypeScript

Kraków, Poland

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.

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.

Selected experience

A few practical questions

What kind of software do you work on?

My experience includes enterprise planning tools, reusable frontend systems, multi-brand websites and customer-facing quoting and checkout journeys. The selected projects show different parts of that work rather than a complete employment history.

Do you also work beyond the frontend?

Yes. My experience includes Node.js, GraphQL and REST integration, and SQL-backed applications. I also have working knowledge of AWS and experience supporting deployment and releases. My main focus remains frontend engineering and the boundaries between UI, services and data.

How do testing and accessibility fit into your work?

I treat them as part of implementation. At Honda Canada, I worked extensively with Cypress and Cucumber, writing tests before implementation. My experience also includes Playwright, Storybook and accessible UI development using WCAG principles.