Position: .Net Tech/Team Lead
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Years of experience: 11

Created a number of frameworks to build micro services on for a big project (150+ people). Creating and maintaining microservices from scratch, including architecture, documentation, CI/CD pipeline tuning, maintaining. Successfully managing of almost 20 different services, libraries and frameworks simultaneously.

Developing network game from scratch as a head of a backend.
- Senior software developer at Questrade. Fintech domain, responsible for a development of high load user notification platform (email, sms, voice, push notifications) in cloud.
Techs: GCP, .NET Core, ASP.NET, MySQL, OpenAPI, GitLab

- Key developer/ team leader at EPAM
Techs: dotnet, AWS, Web API, Oracle, Dynamics365, Kafka, microservices, Jenkins
Developed a Web API application, acting as a core of medical data exchange and reporting.
Leading a team of 6 people, communicating with customer, making presentations.

- Lead platform development engineer/ team leader at Globallogic
Techs: dotnet, microservices, docker/kubernetes/helm, Microsoft IoC, Rabbit MQ, Redis, Jenkins
Leading a team of 4 developers who created a platform to move from monolithic application to microservices. Communicating directly with the customer, filling the backlog, conducting SCRUM ceremonies.

= Backend software engineer at NetRiders(multiplayer shooter):
Languege: C#, C++
Tools: Photon engine, Unreal Engine 4,
PostgreSQL, Bullet, NUnit, NHibernate, log4net,
Simple Injector, Protobuf, SharpDX, SharpNav

Backend software engineer at Playtagon(multiplayer RPG):
Languege: C#
Tools: Photon engine, PostgreSQL,
BulletSharp, NUnit, NHibernate, log4net,
Autofac, Protobuf, SharpDX, SharpNav

Backend software engineer at Softheme:
Languege: C#
Tools: WCF, Entity Framework,
TPL/Multithreading, serialization,
Castle Windsor, PowerShell,
NLog, NUnit,
PowerCLI (ESX(i) server), HyperV,
MySQL
Looking for a product company. Three or more team members. Wish to have development as a part of everyday work.