Who is Filip Rastovic?

Filip Rastovic is a Senior Shopify Developer and Full-Stack Software Engineer based in Novi Sad, Serbia. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering and has 10+ years of professional web development experience working with global brands including Google, Johnson & Johnson, Cosy House Collection, Bare Home, Linjer, and Hey Nutrition.

Where is Filip Rastovic based?

Filip Rastovic is based in Novi Sad, Serbia (GMT+2) and works remotely with clients worldwide. He is fluent in English and Serbian.

What does Filip Rastovic do?

Filip is a Senior Shopify Developer and Full-Stack Software Engineer. He builds high-converting custom Shopify stores, Shopify Plus implementations, headless Shopify (Hydrogen / Remix) builds, and bespoke web applications. His work blends software engineering, conversion rate optimization (CRO), and product thinking.

What is Filip Rastovic's tech stack?

Shopify (Liquid, Hydrogen, Remix, Storefront and Admin GraphQL APIs), JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, PHP, Laravel, Python, SQL, Tailwind CSS, Figma, and Cinema 4D for 3D work.

How many years of experience does Filip Rastovic have?

Filip Rastovic has 10+ years of professional web development experience and holds a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering.

Is Filip Rastovic available for new Shopify projects?

Yes. Filip is currently accepting new Shopify development projects for Q3 and Q4 of 2026 and is available remotely worldwide from Novi Sad, Serbia.

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