Resume My professional life (in American sense; that is – being paid) started back in the school. During the university education, I also had a few small jobs, of which one worth mentioning is the Moscow Institute of Mathematical Physics, where my task was to create a real-time data-processing algorithm for triangulation in C++. After my graduation as a Master of Science in Computer Science, I worked in Moscow for a year. In 1999 I moved to Denmark, to Bosch Telecom, which was in 2000 bought by Siemens, then in 2005 acquired by BenQ, and ended up as Motorola. There I worked with middleware such as caching, file system, JVM (J2ME), UI and multimedia – as a developer and as an architect. Though the development was mainly in C and C++, I also got familiarized with .NET basics, and used C# occasionally since then. In 2005 I moved to Copenhagen and started at Nokia, where my focus was again middleware and multimedia, both as a developer, technical lead, and architect. I got familiar with Qt, Silverlight and Windows Phone, plus brushed up my J2ME skills. In March 2011 I was assigned to be a SCRUM master for a J2ME project with five team members. I also ran a J2ME training for Nokia’s C programmers. During the Nokia closure in 2011 I got more .NET courses. This helped me, when I found a job as .NET developer in DIS / Shure. Later, in 2014, the company focused on web applications, so I got some experience with MongoDb and Angular, though my focus remained in Windows application development, primarily in VB.NET and WPF. In 2018 I wanted to try something different, and switched to Microsoft. Due to disagreements with my manager, I left the company after just a few months, and started at Danske Bank working with microservices in .NET in Linux environment, but also mainframe – OPC, JCL, etc. In February 2021 I switched to a UI position, doing WPF and Blazor. Got involved in the infrastructure as well, doing Terraform and Chef scripts. In 2023 I was head-hunted to Alipes, but that didn’t work as expected.