Position: Senior Software Engineer
Category: C++
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 11

The hell knows: there are things that I am glad I did or participated in, but they weren't released (aka generation of subtitles on the fly, like in YouTube for a conference) or thanks from former colleagues for a redesigned component(s), for the fact that I did it despite a bunch of "fights" with dissenting management.
I'm basically a C++ generalist, and I also like Python. I was involved in developing various projects for Windows/macOS/Linux: HTTP servers (C++ web services and CGI), video conferencing, editors, system services, and much more. I performed different tasks: a-lot-of-coding-job, R&D with implementing prototypes in different technologies/languages for comparative analysis, turning the app into frameworks/libs, and simply designing libs of various sizes. Other developers were my users more often than "regular" users.

I like to write compromise code that is understandable to people and fast enough, so I will only disfigure the code if I see the results of a profiler and/or benchmarks. And I can argue to the point of hoarseness about it without solid limits in expressions because we write code for people, not for computers.

I want a project with C ++ 14 and higher (not C with classes). If there are still other languages, then it's rock - I like learning something new. The Python project is good, too, but there is no specialization in Django or any other frameworks. I use Python for myself as a cross-platform script (I'm not too fond of bash and PowerShell), and for my pet projects (telegram bot, automation of work with YoutubeMusic/YouTube, sandbox with Django), and small automation utilities; I can manage people, but I don't want this as primary responsibilities (I prefer to be right hand (semi-lead) if it's necessary needs).

Aside from work, I am fond of table tennis, fishing/camping, fantasy/sci-fi, board games and, I can find something more.
I don't know what exactly I want, but it's definitely not any of the following:
    - Automotive
    - clear Qt
    - clear embedded (it's almost always C, not C++)