Position: .NET Software Engineer
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Years of experience: 4

I am proud of several achievements, but one is particularly important. This was a project where I was able to influence the recognition of my technical and soft skills by the product owner himself. This story is particularly memorable to me, and it concerns our joint work on the handshake algorithm between the elevator hardware and the software we developed. The handshake worked using the ZKIP (Zero-knowledge proof) pattern. We made a significant breakthrough and achieved a result that helped avoid inconvenient workarounds and save considerable money. I am incredibly proud of this achievement and enjoyed working with the product owner on this project.
As a software engineer, I have accumulated over four years of experience working in the research and development department of a prominent company - GlobalLogic. I thrive in the face of challenging tasks and have developed expertise in serial communication and .NET programming using C# language. I am highly self-motivated and capable of working independently, consistently delivering results. During my tenure, I collaborated directly with our esteemed customer, a leading elevator company. This experience has honed my communication skills, nurtured my ability to work effectively in a team, and enabled me to connect with new individuals. As a reporting manager, I successfully led a team of 8 people. I primarily worked with serial interfaces like RS422 and RS232. 
My life quote is, "There are no problems, only challenges." 
In addition to my core skills, I have gained experience in Android development, AOSP, and Java.
My expectations from the new job are that my supervisors will recognize my work contribution, my efforts, and my team's support. I want the company to appreciate my responsibility and technical skills as a specialist and respond with appropriate compensation. I aspire to work where each employee's contribution is valued and where there is an open and supportive work environment.