I work at Edge Fundamentals team, leading Europe team of software engineers responsible for Vulnerability Research, Security Operations, Reliability and Globalization. My impact is spread across many areas and includes management of a platform improvements as well as day-to-day coding and architecture challenges using C++, Python and Rust. The latter is my main mission for a moment: to spread usage of Rust and make sure all untrusted input is handled with memory safety and without compromising performance.

I started as a senior software developer and worked my way up to engineering director, leading a distributed development team of about 100 developers and QA using Agile methodologies. As a team, we develop innovative and award-winning Online banking solutions for web and mobile and impact at least 6 million daily users in 400+ financial institutions across the USA.
Access Softek awarded "Best of Show" for the innovative Biometric Call Center Authentication system

Work in a highly distributed team of developers on Online banking system http://orpheusbanking.com/.

Technologies stack:
C#, ASP.NET MVC, AWS Cloud, Git Flow, nUnit/xUnit/Moq, ReSharper, WCF/REST web services, GraphQL, Swagger, SQL Server, Entity Framework, Autofac, Redis, RabbitMQ, Kendo JS, React JS, JavaScript, TypeScript, Orchard CMS

Contributed to a high traffic trading statistics system http://www.forexrazor.com and rebates system http://cashbackforex.com.

Technologies stack:
C#, ASP.NET, DotNetNuke CMS, SimpleInject, T-SQL, JavaScript, jQuery

Worked on high loaded online booking system, led the distributed development team and managed local regional R&D office.

Technologies stack:
C#, Multithreading, ASP.NET, JavaScript, jQuery, WinForms, WPF, Oracle, MS SQL Server, T-SQL, PL/SQL, Entity Framework, CQRS

Started as a Product Specialist and worked my way up to Senior Software Developer on projects funded by ESRI.

As C++ Software Developer:
o Ported “ESRI geocoding engine” from Windows COM to cross platform including Linux, MacOSX, iOS5.
o Created extensions and geo-processing tools for ESRI ArcMap and ArcCatalog (data preparation and analysis).

As C# Software Developer:
o Built client-server application ESRI ArcLogistics for vehicles routes planning with extensive UI written on .NET WPF. Now this solution is available open source on ESRI Git Hub. Product has following publications:
- Publication,
- Publication,
- Publication.
o Integrated with ESRI GIS web services (maps, geocoding and routes calculations), created build automation scripts and cloud infrastructure for testing (Amazon and on-premises IIS), introduced unit testing.

As a Product Specialist on a ESRI ArcLogistics project within 1 year:
o Created test plan with more than 1000 test cases and automated 40% of tests using C# scripting tools
o Created a set of product documentation and recommended improvements.

Technologies stack:
C#, C/C++, COM, IDL, cppUnit, gcc, C# and C++ interoperability, WPF, MVVM, nUnit, Moq, WCF, REST, JSON, Eclipse, QT, Linux, Amazon WS

Worked in local R&D department of (http://ehouseholding.ru working on a content for a large online-shops http://www.megashop.ru, http://www.003.ru, etc.). Researched datasheets for computational electronics (Blade servers, PCs, notebooks, etc.) and prepared content databases for web shops using knowledge in SQL, HTML, CSS, php, Linux SUSE.

During the summer, I visited the USA while participating Work&Travel international students exchange program. During 3 months I worked in New York City as a Signs Installer in Sign Select Corp.. I installed Signs on cafes and restaurants in many places of Brooklyn and Manhattan. I have a blog article about this cool experience.

Got real medical experience by myself (to check if I want to be a doctor like my Mom). Worked in a schedule 1 working day plus 2 weekends. The working day was 24 hours where I was on duty to help doctors, other nurses, hospital patients of all ages. My most vivid recollection of those days was the morgue of the hospital, where I had to take bodies when there was my shift.