Java Developer

The candidate is an experienced senior/technical lead with expertise in Java and Python development. He is skilled in microservice architecture, including Kubernetes and AWS Lambdas. He also has experience with relational databases and automation of development processes. The candidate has worked for various companies, including Merck, Deutsche Börse, Commerzbank, CRIF, Deutsche Bank, Intellisoft, and Semitech. He has a strong educational background in informatics and radio-electronics. The candidate is fluent in English, Czech, and Russian.

1. Technical Lead (July 2018 - Present) - Company A

• Leading web applications teams and developing applications for a cloud-based "pharma and medical" data lake and analytic platform.
• Making architecture decisions for application development and deployment.
• Ingesting data from external sources to the data lake.
• Handling devops operations for build and deployment automation.
• Collaborating with support, infrastructure, and business teams.
• Managing production releases and development processes.

2. Senior Java/Java EE Developer (October 2015 - June 2018) - Company B

• Developing and maintaining an investment fund order routing and management service.
• Working with Java EE and Oracle database.
• Consolidating and maintaining data about securities and risk calculation.
• Using Java, Spring, Hibernate, and Python.
• Participating in the development of trading message routing systems based on FIX protocol.
• Migrating services from C++/Windows to Java/Linux.

3. Senior Java/Java EE Developer (January 2012 - September 2015) - Company C

• Developing and maintaining trading message routing systems based on FIX protocol.
• Building external gateway systems for trading communication.
• Participating in the migration of services from C++/Windows to Java/Linux.
• Replacing the Cameron engine with QuickFIX/J in subprojects.
• Working with Java, Spring, MyBatis, and multithreading.
• Utilizing MS SQL Server, Sybase, C++, and .NET for desktop tools.

Note: The translation may not be exact, as some technical terms may not have direct equivalents in English.