Position: Java Developer
Category: Java
English level: upper
Years of experience: 11

I've been working successfully as a team lead on legacy projects connected with payment functionality. Together with the team we implemented from scratch and deployed to production new service for compulsory tax deductions for some regions.
I've successfully switched to new cloud service on new project and working on it with a pleasure.
I am experienced software developer with more than 10 years of successful development. During this time, I have participated in huge amount commercial projects for Windows and UNIX platform. I took part in all product & software development phases: from ideation and analysis, through architecture design and construction, to solution deployment.
Communication skills allow me to speak with customer directly, clarify requirements, define and refine new functionality. My responsibilities were development, technical leading, architecture design, system development, consulting and training activities. I have been taking of role Technical Lead on one of my latest projects. I have experienced in Agile methodology and have vast knowledge in SCRUM.
Technologies, frameworks and cloud services that have been used in latest projects: 
Java 8-14, Spring, Maven, RabbitMQ, splunk, SQL, JUnit, Mockito, MyBatis, Kafka, Dropwizard, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Aurora, Docker, Spring Boot, Apache Beams, GCP services (Big Query, Cloud Build, Cloud Functions, Dataflow Jobs and many others)
I am interested in working with adequate management, fair compensation and friendly coworkers.
We have a huge possibility to work together if:
- your company doesn't support Diya City
- your company doesn't have long hiring process with multiple interviews (more flexible and fast company will outrun you)
- your offer doesn't propose to work on customers from UA

I am interested in relocation (I hope that is not a big deal in our days :D )
One more think - as a rule I am responding on any posts after my working day, so please be patient with that. Thank you for understanding :)