Position: CTO/VP of Engineering/Head of RnD/Team Lead
Category: Lead
English level: upper
Years of experience: 11

As an Engineer:
– Constantly gave the result while working alone on complex and not always straightforward tasks;
– Developments algorithms for photo effects and image processing;
– Do a lot of low-level code optimization;
– Always tried to do more than I was expected;

As a Team Lead:
Led the development of a cross-platform image processing engine from scratch. This library is still the heart of all the company's products;

As an Architect:
Advised the development team on possible improvements in the architecture. After the introduction of one-third of the proposals, some functions in the system began to occur ten times faster;

As an Engineering Manager:
In a year of work, I completely rebuilt the engineering team, which made it possible to improve QA processes and delivery processes. Despite the team's size reduction, the efficiency has increased several times. For example, instead of one release per year, two releases per month began to be released. Introduced several engineering practices that allowed developers to do their jobs efficiently; 

As a Head of RnD:
Developed several unparalleled technologies in the field of image processing;
I have more than 12 years of experience in the software development field. I've gone from being a typical engineer to VP of Engineering. 

I constantly follow the latest in the world of technology and love to implement modern solutions in projects.
Almost all of my experience is related to desktop development, but I also have some experience in mobile development.

I could manage big engineering teams, RnD departments, or even code myself.
I want to work as part of a goal-oriented team of professionals where professional achievements and product success are valued above all. To have the opportunity to contribute my experience and knowledge to a project and learn something new from my colleagues. I like to solve complex and complicated problems. I'm okay with tight deadlines and not clear tasks. I'm sure it's possible to deal with any problems if you look at it from the right angle.