Position: Android developer
Category: Android
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 1

Golden Byte(2016)
INTERNATIONAL IT-CHAMPIONSHIP
1-st place in "Game Design" nomination
URL: https://goldenbyte.org/ru/
LANGUAGES
Good knowledge of Java programming language. I have been studying Kotlin recently. Since 2016 I've been using Android Studio, Android SDK, UI Controls, and database SQLite in my applications. But earlier I also had the experience with (C#, Objective C, xCode, Cocoa Touch, C/C++, HTML5 /CSS, Javascript, PHP, XML, JSON) one year or more ago.

TECHNOLOGIES:

Android Studio, Android SDK, UI Controls (Since 2016)
SQLite
WPF
MySQL
Microsoft .NET
Windows Forms
GDI+
MS SQL Server/Oracle
ADO.NET
WСF
Visual C++ and Win API
ASP.NET and AJAX

MY EXPERIENCE WITH AN ANDROID:
Layouts
Good understanding of OOP concepts and design patterns;
Experience developing Multi-threaded software components;
Exceptions
Java collection framework
Android project structure, user interface
Life cycle of the Android application, Activity, Intent, views and adapters
Saving information in the phone(Preferences)
Menu, control and notification information, dialogs
Fragments
Images, graphics, animation
Handling user gestures
Intent services, intentions
Using databases in Android applications
Audio, video, camera
Sensors, such as gyroscopes and accelerometers
Networking, access to web services
Widgets
Gradle
Picasso
HttpURLConnection
Work with files
Software testing
Design Patterns
Version Control Experience(Git)
Team Work Experience
Adobe Photoshop. Medium Level.

ABOUT MY LAST PROJECT:

One of the projects I've developed is a helper for learning foreign words. There was an experience with a client-server application.
It includes dictionaries for a language a user is learning, as well as a variety of interesting exercises, profile with personal data (stats, user experience, image, etc).
The Application can work either online, or offline because the data is kept locally and automatically synched with the server on first launch or internet access later on.

Link to screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1tMfUCAJpzBK3ELiVdIpDI6T2FdzwBhBA