Some buzzwords to summarize my commercial experience
Some buzzwords to summarize my commercial experience
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Worked on a big product initiative introducing POS (Point of Sale) experience. Being the only fullstack engineer within the team, switched to purely FE (React + TS) work towards the end of the project.
Joined internal Payments team to work on transition towards new ledger system.
Worked for EMEA Security & Loss Prevention department working on an internal application from scratch (+ provided support for some existing apps my team got ownership of).
Was leading the development from the ground up making all important technical decisions (e.g. tech stack), sprint planning, and little bit of mentoring for less experienced teammate.
Also had some fun trainings related to Loss Prevention.
Was hired as a contractor implementing a map displaying engineers and vehicles.
Before being hired, I consulted the team on potential technical solutions for the initial idea. The best course of action was integration of the map provided by a sister company (2GIS). This is what I have been hired for later.
My small experience working with map tech back in PROF-IT helped quite a lot as I was already familiar with some under the hood stuff related to map software.
The project was a success and is still being used by the company.
InSales is a platform for creating online shops. Essentially, Russian Shopify.
Lakehouse is (was?) a Ruby on Rails shop working for various companies including L'Oreal
QSOFT is one of the biggest web studios in Russia.
This experience was important for me because it was my first real job. However, technology-wise it's completely irrelevant to my current set of skills.
Every list is somewhat ordered by descendence of experience/knowledge.