Position: Junior C# Developer
Category: .NET
English level: pre
Years of experience: 0

I achieved a fairly good score of 178 on the Ukrainian External Independent Evaluation (ZNO), which allowed me to be admitted to the budget-funded program for my desired major (Software Engineering, which has the highest admission threshold among other IT specialties).

During my third semester, I completed my first coursework project. It was a Windows application developed using C# Windows Forms. The application tracks cryptocurrency prices on the Binance exchange and dynamically displays them within the app. You can find the project on GitHub.

In my fourth semester (which is the current semester), I worked on a coursework project for the "Algorithms" course. The project involved implementing the Hermite polynomial interpolation algorithm in Python. Additionally, I created an interface for this algorithm using the dearpygui library. You can view the project on GitHub.
Currently, I have no work experience as I am studying at Khmelnytsky National University in my second year. My major is Software Engineering.

During my time at the university, I have acquired several valuable skills. For instance, I have gained knowledge in databases (MySQL), C#, and object-oriented programming (I also wrote a coursework on OOP). I have completed a course on "Algorithms and Data Structures" (and wrote a coursework on them using Python). I am also studying English, and while I can read documentation fairly well, speaking is still a bit challenging for me as I have had limited conversational practice. However, I am willing to take English courses if necessary.
In principle, I am willing to engage in any type of work. I am interested in learning to work in a team and gaining more real-world experience. However, I have one remark - I am currently studying at university, and it would be quite challenging to balance my studies and work. Therefore, I would prefer to have a flexible work schedule, although I am willing to dedicate more time to work than to my studies at the university.