.NET Developer & C# Developer & Database Developer & Oracle Developer

Mykola is a senior developer who has been programming in C#.NET for more than 8 years in commercial practice. He also has experience in data migration and data crunching. When it comes to databases he has always designed and built the entire database model for the application he has developed. The most used technologies are mainly - C#.NET, ASP.NET Core, SQL server, PL/SQL, Javascript. He also actively uses agile methodologies in his work, especially Scrum and Kanban. He is proficient in communication in English and Russian. He likes to participate in long-term projects, but he can cope with short-term ones as well.

2015 - 2020: .NET Programmer

• Worked on the Graftask 1.1 project (2018-2019), a web application that allows users to create an overview of assigned and available tasks, with the ability to present task content, timelines, and durations. Also provided a calendar overview of task completion timeframes.
• Analyzed requirements, designed project architecture, created UML diagrams, and programmed using C# .NET, ASP.NET Core, JavaScript, ADO .NET (SQL Server), HTML, and CSS.
• Also worked on the Converttif 1.2 project (2017-2018), which involved converting files for a mapping service, and the Dokmet 1.3 project (2016-2017), which was a tool for unified access to templates, documents, and archives.
• In the Dosp 1.4 project (2016-2016), developed an application for defining input parameters for terrain route calculation and calculating optimal routes.
• Lastly, worked on the Linkmodel 1.5 project (2015-2016), a web application for planning link connections for order processing and transferring data to operational documentation.

2012 - 2013: .NET Programmer

• Worked on the Ximport 2.1 project (2012-2012), which involved developing a library for automatic accounting of bank statements and matching them with accounting records.
• Also worked on the Xmeteo 2.2 project (2012-2013), which involved importing meteorological data from weather stations and inserting them into a database based on XML templates.

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