Position: Software Engineer
Category: Python
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 2


Software Development Engineer Intern
Ericsson
02.02.2020 - 30.04.2020
Budapest, Hungary
- Working on Ericsson Security Manager (ESM) tool
- Working with Scrum methodology and participating in daily stand-up meetings
- Used technologies: Python, Git, Linux, Jira and Gerrit

V2X Communication between emergency vehicles and traffic lights
- Creating a simulation with Veins framework, where an emergency vehicle approaches an
intersection.
- Turning the traffic light signals to red for a safe transition of the emergency vehicle, when it is near
to the intersection.
Used technologies: SUMO, Omnet++, Veins framework

BOSCH Future Mobility Program
Creating fully autonomous RC robot car.
- Lane keeping assistance using MPC algorithm
- Traffic sing detection and recognition using SVM and CNN
- Pedestrian detection using ultrasonic sensor, Parking task
Tools: Raspberry pi4, STM, Python, TF, OpenCV, Carla Simulator

International Project School on Self-driven Cars at Innopolis University
- Detection of the pits and potholes on the road and local path planning for the car.
Used technologies: Python, Gazebo, ROS, Tensorflow, OpenCV
Development of Swarm Intelligence simulation prototype of autonomous mobile robots

Adjunct Lecturer of Algorithms and Data Structures course
Baku Higher Oil School
15.09.2020-25.12.2020
Baku, Azerbaijan (remote)
- Giving a lecture to Bachelor's degree students in Algorithms and Data Structures course
- Topics: Basic and Advanced data structures, Number Theory, Sorting and Searching algorithms, Dynamic Programming, Trees, Graph Theory etc.

Research Assistant (RA)
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
01.02.2020 - 31.05.2020
Budapest, Hungary
-The path planning with different Reinforcement Learning algorithms
-Policy and Non-policy based algorithms (Monte-Carlo method, Dueling Double Deep-Q learning etc.)
Used Technologies: Python, OpenAI Gym, Keras, Tensorflow