Position: Java Developer
Category: Java
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 5

Performance Optimization: Improved the performance of existing applications, resulting in reduced response times and increased efficiency.
Mentoring and Training: Training and mentoring of new team members, helping them integrate into the workflow and develop programming skills.
Participation in Agile Processes: Effective collaboration in Agile teams, ensuring on-time and high-quality product delivery.
Java Developer(04/2021 - 07/2023)
Took part in several projects: 
- Developed a Java library to replace an existing C++ library for database operations, ensuring seamless integration into the existing Java server. Translated existing C++ code to Java, making necessary modifications to meet project requirements. - Collaborated with the team to implement a microservice responsible for retrieving data from the database and providing it to the cache. This project involved a unique approach where traditional REST endpoints were replaced with a base endpoint, which required traversing a graph structure to locate and invoke the desired methods.
Java Developer (11/2017 - 04/2021)
Project: multi-module, multi-site capable product
developed to facilitate and analyze quality control efforts in the clinical laboratory setting
- Analysed and developed new features in Java JavaEE, Spring,
Hibernate), in Oracle SQL, PLSQL.
- Performed code review.
- Maintained and supported several versions of products in production.
- Used tools: JavaEE, Spring, Hibernate, OracleDBSQL, PLSQL,
Liquibase, JMS, SVM, WebLogic,
Professional Growth: I expect opportunities for professional development and growth as a Java developer, including involvement in interesting and challenging projects.
Innovative Environment: I want to work in a company that encourages innovation and provides access to modern technology and development tools.
Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing: Teamwork is important to me, and I expect the opportunity to learn from experienced colleagues and exchange knowledge with peers.