Position: Senior .Net Developer
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Years of experience: 6

- Successful completion of PoC project for a big customer with time restrictions (1 month)
- Solo development and maintenance of product developed by a big team (30+) for a year after all other team members left the project. Activities included: negotiations with a customer and different third-party vendors, clarification of requirements, development of new features, refactoring, QA support, multiple presentations for developers on the customer's side and developers in another team on our side, knowledge transfer sessions.  
- Took part in different kind of projects both legacy ones and developed from scratch;
- Took part in the architecture design process
- Worked with Scrum and Kanban methodologies;
- Have mentoring experience;
- Interviewing experience (30+ interview sessions) ;
- Mentoring experience (totally 20+ students joined production projects, some of them are already Seniors);
- Full-stack experience with Angular framework;
I took part in various projects as a full-stack .NET developer. I was responsible for developing complex features that included both frontend part (Angular) and backend, investigated performance issues on both front and back sides, cooperated with VeraCode to improve security aspect of the product. I've also taken part in all stages of SDLC: gathering requirements and developing POC, supporting QA team, conducting demo for the customer, creating project documentation both technical and customer-oriented, support stage with knowledge transfer sessions.  I've interviewed people for the company and for the team, onboarded people on the project and conducted mentoring sessions for colleagues.
Currently I'm not ready for overtimes and long business trips.
I would prefer flexible schedule without mandatory working hours (except meetings of course). 
I would really appreciate opportunity to use new technologies and to grow as a professional.
2/2022 update: I would trully apreciate working in company without russian customers. I'm confused now, probably not ready to answer complex theoretical questions, but I can share my expereince and don't want to work in a company that supports enemy.