Position: Senior Software Engineer(.Net)
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Years of experience: 8

Implemented cohort revenue prediction algorithm, which shows around 95% accuracy for 30th, 60th, 90th days LTV predict.
- .NET(C#, Entity Framework, Multithreading, Unit-tests);
- Experienced in developing backend services and various APIs using RMQ, EF, DI, IOC, etc. Developed a variety
of applications, including multithreaded ones for high performance calculations, and quite familiar with profiling;
- Software design - Good experience in building extensible and scalable software solutions;
- AWS, Azure, etc. - Experienced in creating scalable cloud applications;
- SQL(MS SQL) - Have experience in creating and improving a database architecture for banking, finance analysis
and logistic tasks;
- Docker - Have extensive knowledge of this technology;
- Clickhouse - Designed and worked on a project with tens of millions of transactions and more than 10Gb of data
per day for analysis;
- Python (Pandas, numPy, Airflow) - Have experience of implementing services for data analysis and building data
pipelines.

At work, I always try to follow paradigms like SOLID, KISS, and DRY, but also I have an understanding that
sometimes we can sacrifice them to make development faster and easier for business needs. I have good
experience in reverse engineering, and I'm able to transform a customer's desire into a code.

I worked on a bank-financial project where me and my team developed payment processing applications and cut
the monolith into services.

One of my previous jobs was at a product company. We developed a web application for logistic tasks, it was a
SOA-designed application where different companies could find truck drivers to deliver their cargos.

Currently, I'm working for a mobile games publisher. My responsibilities include developing our business
intelligence system. It's the highload project for economic analysis.

I'm always open for studying new technologies, so If there is a project that requires the usage of a stack that is
different from .NET (Java, Golang, Python, etc.), I'm ready to consider.