Position: Junior/Middle C# (Intern C++) Developer
Category: .NET
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 1

My pet projects were only experimental and no one was completed. Their goal was researching of program's internal mechanisms (in PE context). Projects were written mostly in C++ and C++/CLI. 
Some of them:
1. World of Warcraft bots and cheats (with x86 asm injections)
2. Simple graphics engine (DirectX 9)
3. RAT-virus (local), C++ server on Windows sockets, C# WPF client (and C++ dll for protocol compatibility)
4. Simple arithmetic interpreter with self-written SLR parser.
5. Research of license key system in program packed with ASProtect.
I was developing a desktop UWP application for 9 months. My duties included XAML and C# (mostly async) coding, architecture design, code review, unit testing, writing SQLite queries (and some database design). In work, I prefer Kanban.

I'm highly interested in low-level programming (system, embedded), reverse engineering, developing anti-malware programs (including research)

Now I'm developing the World of Warcraft framework for bots and cheats (low-level and high-level API's). Also, the framework includes low-level instruments for processes abusing (GitHub link in contacts)
I want work on interesting and complex projects like compilers, graphical engines, antimalware, etc. I don't like common projects where no place for creativity (imo): fintech, e-commerce, i.e. all business related. Especially websites.