Position: Senior .Net Developer
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Years of experience: 11

I have huge experience in development of web based enterprise applications and also realtime SCADA systems. 

I've got few Microsoft certificates in Entity Framework, SharePoint, WCF etc. However, it was long time back. At the moment, I don't see any significant value in it. I regularly educate myself using education platforms such as Pluralsight, Microsoft docs, and reading books.
I've got almost 20 years of experience as a software developer. I started as C/C++ developer and was part of the team who designed and implemented SCADA system, later, this system was migrated to .Net Framework 2.0+ (C#) and the system still functioning in manufacturing enterprises in Ukraine.
Along the way, I had a chance to design and develop small GMS modem based service modules (Java ME) to pull, transform and transfer data from various meter devices such as electric meters, gas meters and heat meters.
Starting from 2008 I'm working in a big IT company in Ukraine. My current position is a tech lead and my daily responsibilities: PBI analysis, estimations, code reviews, daily communications with teams, development (if I have time) etc.

Recently, I was focused on designing integrations (REST API, SQL ETL etc), SQL server query tuning (this includes server configuration), migration of complex web based application from on premises to Azure VMs, have experience migration from .net framework to .net 6 (in progress now). I'm very interested in getting more experience in Azure/AWS native services such as Service Bus, Storage account, App Services, Azure Functions and Key Vault.
My favorite activity is to learn new technologies and apply my knowledge on practice, code reviews, supervise colleges and mentoring for newcomers. I would like to regularly communicate with english speaking teams/clients.

I definitely don't want to: 
- Join long running projects (> 1.5 year) which requires supporting existing functionality with new features development. 
- Regularly overtime or work late hours (living in Ukraine timezone). I'm completely accept overtimes if it's absolutely required for project needs at the moment.