Noones

Managing the team, task assignment, and workload assessment. The primary focus is optimizing the work of product developers, streamlining CI processes, and creating a unified company framework. Maintaining and enhancing existing company services and solutions. Prototyping, conducting demonstrations, designing, and developing new services/applications

ISS

Worked as a System Architect at Luxoft's office on an international space station project. Developed software for the design, manufacturing, and maintenance of aerospace products. Responsibilities included: Active client engagement (participated in requirements gathering, weekly demos, assisted in defect identification and reproduction). Solution design (worked on architectural changes, formulated development tasks). Intensive collaboration within the team, knowledge transfer to colleagues unfamiliar with the domain. Direct coding, database schema design, and configurations. Documentation writing

uonmap.com

Designed, developed, and tested the backend portion of a GPS monitoring system, which included: Collecting and storing received coordinates using a proprietary binary protocol (yes, even before Protobuf emerged). Implementing billing and marketing subsystems within the backend. Additionally, I worked on the development of mobile applications for Android and Symbian platforms, enabling covert collection and transmission of coordinates to the server. I also researched energy-efficient solutions for mobile devices

Private IoT platform

Engaged in a confidential project involving the development of a large-scale national IoT platform, working under the guidance of seasoned Java gurus. Responsibilities included: Developing and deploying microservices using BDD/TDD methodology, designed to handle significant loads. Writing tests, deployment configurations, and monitoring as integral parts of the system. Opportunity to delve into the intricacies of network protocols, as well as identifying and rectifying defects in popular Java frameworks. Working with massive in-memory grids and Kafka