Position: Full Stack .NET Developer
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Years of experience: 5

1) Master's degree in Software Engineering; 
2) 5 years of diverse experience working with a wide range of technologies on different projects;
I've been a Full Stack .NET Developer for over 5 years and have gained experience in 
implementation, writing unit tests, code review, estimating, architectural design, and 
customer communication. In my latest project, I shared responsibilities with the team 
lead, such as organizing demos and retrospectives, providing status updates for the 
delivery manager, iteration planning, and feature scoping.

Experience: C#, .NET Framework, .NET Core, Entity Framework (MS SQL), Angular, 
TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML/CSS/LESS/Bootstrap, NUnit, XUnit.

Software: Visual Studio, SQL Server Management Studio, IIS, Git, SVN, Azure developer 
portal, Atlassian, Fiddler, Postman

My noteworthy projects:
Project: Retail system. 
I have hands-on experience in implementing APIs from scratch using ASP.NET Core Web API, adding new micro-frontend applications using Kendo-Angular and developing additional features for existing parts of projects on ASP.NET Web Pages. Also, for last half a year I shared responsibilities with the team lead such as organizing demos and retrospectives, providing status updates for the delivery manager, iteration planning and feature scoping.

Project: Back/front-end part of the system for parental control and Back/front-end of the system for purchasing and licensing of forensic products. 
Responsibility: Communication with a customer, writing documentation, making an architecture, estimates, implementation of new features, writing unit tests for the web part of the system, refactoring, improvements, deploying sites/services on production, setup DNS/services/sites/database on production.
I am looking for engaging, challenging and long-term projects that will provide opportunities for my growth as a specialist. I prefer to work on projects that involve developing new features using new technologies rather than maintaining legacy code.