Position: Software Engineering Manager
Category: Product Manager
English level: upper
Years of experience: 8

All-rounder. Straightforward. Transparent. People person. No magic thinking. Agnostic. I don't eat seafood or anything related. Hate bureaucracy. Love games and memes. I value personal qualities in people because these qualities you can not learn, but only acquire.
I try everything and do not limit myself to any accessible knowledge. I saw myself as a painter, musician, designer, and even a pro gamer, but the analytical part took over. I like technologies that are new to me, I like to solve all kinds of issues: from dev-related tasks to product management and stakeholders communication. And I’m really crazy about automatization and optimization.
I'm an applied mathematician, thus prefer to get things done rather than got lost in deep research and endless discussions.
• Financial markets quantitative research (options, stocks, crypto, forex, commodities) — algorithms development and optimization
• Software development for financial data processing
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• Fully automatic real-time tracker system development “from scratch”
• Small objects real-time object development R&D
• Labeling tool for video stream development
• Deploy created solutions on embedded devices in production
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• Python library development (private and open source)
• High-performance computing: algorithms (including classical AI algo) and code base optimization 
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• Building products from scratch to release
• Stakeholders communication
• Team SCRUM ceremonies management
• Product supervision from a technical background perspective

P.S. Everything is in the resume. I worked a lot for the last 8+ years in IT, so it's better to discuss what I haven't tried or worked with. At least, the benchmark "me vs AI" is still not showing red flags :)
I wouldn't say I liked finance so... my first job was in a hedge fund. I hate football but still... I opted for a football game semantic R&D project. Didn’t understand the Project Management role... I think you guessed - it became my half-time responsibility and later even a full-time Product Owner position.
“Once is a chance, twice is a coincidence, and the third time is a pattern”. Never say never, right? :)