Position: C/C++ developer
Category: C++
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 5


An old-school programmer taking up the trade once again.

20+ years of experience in total, some of it part-time.  Approx. 1995 to 2009:  various development, maintenance & admin jobs including 4 years as a CRM co-developer/maintainer at Konica Minolta Ukraine;  then took a long hiatus from IT for health and other reasons;  approx. 2016 to present:  part-time system administrator at Exar (Ukraine).

Coding skills:
C++:  the go-to language of choice, have used personally and professionally for years;  workflows included Turbo/Borland C++, Code::Blocks/Eclipse + MinGW, Qt4, some VisualStudio.
PHP:  very comfortable;  some LAMP deployment experience, phpMyAdmin (not a real web admin but can manage in a pinch).
JavaScript:  have used personally for years but no experience in a production setting.
HTML, CSS, DOM:  solid understanding but would need to learn current standards.
SQL:  years of experience with some dialects;  a lot of MS Access;  understanding of the concepts behind RDBMS.
Java:  spent a year co-developing a game project in Java (we used Mercurial for source control).

Other useful skills:
TCP/IP:  practical knowledge of IPv4;  managed small networks of up to 40-50 computers;  some Active Directory experience.
Windows scripting (CMD.EXE, VBScript), some PowerShell (and a lot of MS-DOS).
MS Office VBA, a lot of Excel and Word tasks automation.
Extensive x86 (real mode) assembly language experience;  alas, very outdated.
Some experience:  Qt4 library, MIDI/audio, Unreal Engine 4, Win32 API.
May come in handy:  Photoshop, basic Linux.

English:  EF SET score C2 (94%) (a free certificate from efset.org is available);  native Russian & Ukrainian.
Looking for a part-time (20-25 hrs/week, health reasons are still there) remote job in coding or related areas.  Able and willing to learn new languages/frameworks/APIs;  I learn fast.  Traditional work ethics;  useful both within a team and alone;  if I can't or don't know how to do something, I'll tell you.

No involvement with Russian projects, please.