Position: Team Lead / Architect
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Years of experience: 11

Achievements:
• Designed base-line architecture.
• Created code style guidelines.
• Setup software development lifecycle on the projects and grown coding culture.
• Introduced CI pipeline: added code analysis metrics, designed approach for covering API by SpecFlow scenarios during CI, nightly builds with deploy on the dedicated server.
• Moved from TFS into Git.
• Established Git branching strategy.
• Successfully setup the team.
• Applied SCRUM methodology on the project.
More than 17 years in commercial software development. Team/tech lead, solution architect for the last 5 years.
Looking for non-trivial domain, challenges in a daily work, pleasant teammates.

Team lead/Architect
2015 – present time
Projects family related to the construction industry. Tens of thousands connected IoT devices, hundreds of thousands of real users, server and mobile applications.
Responsibilities:
• Creating architecture & design for new applications from scratch.
• Constantly participating in gathering requirements.
• Investigating and promoting new technologies.
• Establishing design and technical requirements for new applications.
• Documenting established design and forming common understanding of expected functionality.
• Managing technical debts, prioritized and addressed to the customer.
• Leading teams interconnections.
• Guarantying for up to date technical documentation.
• GDPR compliance during development and support.
• Licenses and 3d party components compliance.
• Last several years helping manager with daily activities: gathering requirements, forming scope for releases, estimation and break-down, establishing development process, providing deploy on production.

Technologies: .NET Framework 4.*, ASP.NET WEB API, ASP.NET Core, Windows services,
MSSQL Server, Kafka, Redis, Angular 5-12, MSTest, Moq, FluentAssertions, SpecFlow,
SimpleInjector, Unity, NLog, Enterprise Library, AutoMapper, RestSharp, Polly, StyleCop
I would prefer a product development with long term relationships with the customer. 
The domain should attract. I like challenges.