I am a .Net software developer with 25 years of software development experience who still likes software development. During my professional life, I worked on several projects in several areas. Some of them were interesting. Some of them were exciting. Sometimes, projects get completed. Sometimes, projects evolve to their complete state, and a software developer cannot develop himself inside it, and the time comes to move on.
What I can and want to propose:
- C# (12),
- .Net Core (8),
- T-SQL (Not really hands-on, but have some).
What I've experienced in (currently):
- Dotnet core development for Linux-based platforms, including:
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- Scientific applications with a lot of calculations;
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- Monolith and distributed architecture with HTTP communications;
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- Applications that can work on the developer machine, also in the local docker network, also on distributed hardware architecture docker;
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- Applications for lightweight hardware platforms to communicate with equipment (Raspberry PI, I2C devices communications)
What I've experienced in (rememberable past):
- Windows Desktop Development, including:
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- WinForms - a lot of;
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- WPF - some as MVC and direct;
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- MFC - many years ago, not actual, but it was interesting;
- Database development (MS SQL), including:
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- DB Architecture development;
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- DDL, DML - SP, UDF, Triggers, etc;
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- ORMLESS communications between application and DB due to performance and more exact dealing with DBMS;
- Network, Web, and Distributed software development, including distributed on MS cluster monitoring system;
- .Net Web Applications - several projects.
What do I want to practice in:
- Microservice architecture;
- Cloud-distributed auto-scaling architecture;
- Azure API automation;
- AWS deployment infrastructure;
- AWS IoT infrastructure with ESP32;
- Microcontroller programming in C and C++ (currently experimenting with PIC, in the past experimented with ESP32).
What do I want to deal with:
- Ideally - real-life applications regarding natural things - nature, industry, etc. Something more important than just making some reach people more reach.
The domains that I've experienced in:
- Creating the software for modeling the spacecraft attitude control;
- Creating the electric energy billing software (electricity is my professional domain);
- Creating the software for monitoring the quality of other software working (for the cell operator billing software);
- Creating the exchange automatic trading software (several years of participation in this kind of project);
- Creating the crypto-exchange software (initially, it was an exciting challenge, but also it was an interesting project);
- Participation in the railway black box analysis project (a long time ago, my first real project, it was very exciting).
The content of my bookshelf:
- Andrew Lock. ASP.NET Core in Action, Third Edition;
- Ronald Mak. Object-Oriented Software Design in C++;
- Naomi Ceder. The Quick Python Book.
What did I study recently:
- Astronomy as a domain of my current job;
- Linux C++ development - sometimes at home;
- Embedded C++ development - sometimes at home;
What did I study in the past year:
- MongoDB on my little projects;
- FreeRTOS on home weekend projects;
- Amazon AWS on home weekend projects;
- MS Azure on Microsoft and the Linked In platforms.
What are my out-of-job interests:
- Family;
- Photography;
- Traveling around;
- Microcontrollers, home and industry automation.
The purpose of this project is to adjust the approach of creating several projects in different docker containers and let them communicate with each other via sockets. The project can be used as a template for creating more complex projects.
IDE: VSCode.
Programming language: C++.
Development environment: Linux (Ubuntu).
Deployment environment: Linux (Ubuntu) on Raspberry PI.
The prototyping board project development software is a simple editor for prototype board wiring planning with effective storage files in a version-management-friendly format. The project is written in C# for use in a web environment. It is written in C# for .Net 7. It can work on Windows and Linux. It contains a pipeline for the deployment to the AWS virtual machine.
It is a weekend home project for experiments, research, and fun, dedicated to trading automation with the Binance exchange.
The copy trading project for the Binance Cryptocurrency exchange.
It is a small desktop application that I use to create XML files for submitting articles to the Pubmed server
It is a distributed system that collects software application diagnostics data and calculates its availability factor, draws diagrams, helps to monitor software health status, and helps to investigate accident evolve history.
It was a big RnD project dedicated to trading automation. We experimented with different trading algorithms for eight years and had some success, great excitement, and much experience.
It is a desktop application dedicated to sending and broadcasting SMS messages via SMS user terminal connected to the computer. It may be my Best UI project.
It is part of the big software and hardware project dedicated to collecting data from the power meters, storing billing data regarding power grid topology, calculating aggregate parameters, and creating billing reports.
Initially, it was an interesting project for the railway black box data file analysis. But after the project ended, I rewrote it from BCB to MSVC to learn a better development environment and also for fun because it was a beautiful project.
General CV, pdf:
Fintech oriented CV, pdf:
Electric Power oriented CV, pdf:
Embedded and IoT targeted CV, pdf: