Position: Senior Java Developer
Category: Java
English level: upper
Years of experience: 4

- I got several Oracle certifications and became an Oracle Certified Java Professional programmer.
- I was involved in developing two big modules of a Transport Management System. The first one was "Tendering" module which includes an auction where take part shippers and carriers. It's the real-time system with very little latency and complex business logic (What carriers can participate, what the most appropriate road, time, price, etc). The second one is "Tracking" module which was integrated with Google Maps and other 3rd party systems and mobile devices.
- Worked on developing a system that collects and processes thousands of requests from shippers, make calls to certain carriers and respond to the shippers after some data processing. The system helped my customer to increase the number of shippers in the USA and keep a lead position in the LTL freight shipping.
- I climbed 5033 m., and proud of it :)
Most of the time I have been working for the logistics domain (solutions for LTL providers).
My responsibilities were/are:
- Develop microservices which responsible for discrete tasks and integrates with other 3rd party APIs to solve a business problem. As a result, we had a distributed, fast, real-time system.
- Implement new features according to requirements, fix bugs, refactor and support legacy code, write unit and integration tests.
- Build a reporting application which works with different source systems.
Technologies: 
- Java 8.
- Spring as IoC container, Spring Boot.
- Spring MVC, RESTfull API(JAX-RS, Spring).
- Hibernate as JPA provider, Spring Data, MongoDB.
- JUnit, Mockito, Spring for unit tests.
- Swagger for documentation Rest API.
- Git, Subversion as version control systems. 
- Jenkins, Bamboo for  CI/CD pipeline.
- Docker as a container platform.
I'm looking for a position that encourages creativity and hard work. 
I would like to have an opportunity to work with people who are masters in their craft.