Hi Alex, I want to leave a feedback of my work with you as a QA automation engineer basically from DevOps engineer point of view. When we have started a new project year ago in 2018 one of our goals was to setup DevOps culture that obviously include as much automation as possible. You have always participated to almost all of our DevOps activities (actually I've checked and you are top reviewer of my pull requests :D). I believe that we have made a good progress in this area and I want to say thank you a lot for all your help and interesting ideas of continuous improvements that you have provided to me and our team during this interesting and excited journey. Here are the top aspects of Alex's work that I want to notice: 1. Wide outlook - Alex is always stay in trend and can suggest modern and interesting tools that we can use in our project to automate/improve some routine processes. He also regularly invite our team to different meetings and conferences in our area to get new knowledge as well as performed his own workshops that were very interesting. Special thanks for this Alex! 2. Craving for automation - You always try to automate routine processes from testing to security issues remediation. 3. Continuous Improvement of quality testing and automation - Your contribution to our CI/CD pipelines allowed us to get a feedback (shift left) from the pipeline for the developers as well as for QAs and release managers about state of our application based on the nice test reports that you have configured. 4. Good review skills - Alex is a great reviewer and is able to find non-trivial mistakes/mismatches between different pull requests at one time that is really cool. 5. Good understanding of the project/system flow - When something is not working Alex is able to make quick analysis himself and understand what's wrong that is the consequence of good understanding of how the system should work. To sum up I want to say that Alex is a great teammate who did a lot of contribution to DevOps culture spreading in our project and I wanna say many thanks for this and wish good luck on the new project! Hope to work with you in the future again :)

Dear Aleksandr, Thank you very-very-very x100500 times much for all your efforts, passion, innovations, which you have invested from own side into our product. I was very happy to work in one team with you! In this feedback, I'd like to embrace your top characteristics: * Deep understanding of the business, you're involved into (what brings money, how) * Very good technical skills (of good software developer): Java, Angular, JUnit, Spring, Selenium, git, Windows/Linux infrastructure * High bar on the internal quality of work. If something couldn't be achieved on the level you want it immediately, you'll keep improving it in the future until it reaches the target level. Alex is very passionate about own work, work of his team. Big successes are done just with passionate people * Great Facilitator. In our team, Alex has been wearing multiple hats. Scrum mastership and in overall team leadership have been one of those. I saw that Alex was able to build a productive flat organization, where people have been motivated to do better, extra. They were successful and happy with own work * Great QE. Alex played critical role on supporting quality on most of our riskiest projects. Fintech area is bound to trust. People tend to forget about it until they start facing some issues. But once trust has been compromised, you can't gain it again. Alex understands it very well and has been one of the advocates to treat NFRs very effectively. Alex was able to collect and document all requirements, if needed do reverse engineering of existing applications, contribute to system design of the proposed solution, plan all required testing and execute it in most efficient manner, automate all routine stuff. * Effectiveness. What I also liked in Alex, that he never done job, just to do the job. He selected most efficient ways to cover existing requirements. He was able to identify quickly, what test coverage level is really required in a particular situation, what is a routine, may it be automated, how and etc * Knowledge. Alex learns very quickly and on his own whatever he needs * Alex is fully self-sufficient and doesn't require day to day supervision. Extremely frank and reliable As I remember we have worked together with Alex from 2015 to 2017. Alex was one of the key people in our team and contributed a lot to it. I always knew that I could come to him with any problem/project I could have, and Alex will make it done. In my opinion, he is successful in all his roles: Lead QE, Scrum Master, Business Analyst, Infrastructure Lead. Wherever Alex will be working on, I bet he would be invaluable asset of that company! Alex thank you very much! Good luck to you! It'll be a great honor to work together with you again!

Hi Alex, I want to leave a feedback of my work with you as a QA automation engineer basically from DevOps engineer point of view. When we have started a new project year ago in 2018 one of our goals was to setup DevOps culture that obviously include as much automation as possible. You have always participated to almost all of our DevOps activities (actually I've checked and you are top reviewer of my pull requests :D). I believe that we have made a good progress in this area and I want to say thank you a lot for all your help and interesting ideas of continuous improvements that you have provided to me and our team during this interesting and excited journey. Here are the top aspects of Alex's work that I want to notice: 1. Wide outlook - Alex is always stay in trend and can suggest modern and interesting tools that we can use in our project to automate/improve some routine processes. He also regularly invite our team to different meetings and conferences in our area to get new knowledge as well as performed his own workshops that were very interesting. Special thanks for this Alex! 2. Craving for automation - You always try to automate routine processes from testing to security issues remediation. 3. Continuous Improvement of quality testing and automation - Your contribution to our CI/CD pipelines allowed us to get a feedback (shift left) from the pipeline for the developers as well as for QAs and release managers about state of our application based on the nice test reports that you have configured. 4. Good review skills - Alex is a great reviewer and is able to find non-trivial mistakes/mismatches between different pull requests at one time that is really cool. 5. Good understanding of the project/system flow - When something is not working Alex is able to make quick analysis himself and understand what's wrong that is the consequence of good understanding of how the system should work. To sum up I want to say that Alex is a great teammate who did a lot of contribution to DevOps culture spreading in our project and I wanna say many thanks for this and wish good luck on the new project! Hope to work with you in the future again :)

Dear Aleksandr, Thank you very-very-very x100500 times much for all your efforts, passion, innovations, which you have invested from own side into our product. I was very happy to work in one team with you! In this feedback, I'd like to embrace your top characteristics: * Deep understanding of the business, you're involved into (what brings money, how) * Very good technical skills (of good software developer): Java, Angular, JUnit, Spring, Selenium, git, Windows/Linux infrastructure * High bar on the internal quality of work. If something couldn't be achieved on the level you want it immediately, you'll keep improving it in the future until it reaches the target level. Alex is very passionate about own work, work of his team. Big successes are done just with passionate people * Great Facilitator. In our team, Alex has been wearing multiple hats. Scrum mastership and in overall team leadership have been one of those. I saw that Alex was able to build a productive flat organization, where people have been motivated to do better, extra. They were successful and happy with own work * Great QE. Alex played critical role on supporting quality on most of our riskiest projects. Fintech area is bound to trust. People tend to forget about it until they start facing some issues. But once trust has been compromised, you can't gain it again. Alex understands it very well and has been one of the advocates to treat NFRs very effectively. Alex was able to collect and document all requirements, if needed do reverse engineering of existing applications, contribute to system design of the proposed solution, plan all required testing and execute it in most efficient manner, automate all routine stuff. * Effectiveness. What I also liked in Alex, that he never done job, just to do the job. He selected most efficient ways to cover existing requirements. He was able to identify quickly, what test coverage level is really required in a particular situation, what is a routine, may it be automated, how and etc * Knowledge. Alex learns very quickly and on his own whatever he needs * Alex is fully self-sufficient and doesn't require day to day supervision. Extremely frank and reliable As I remember we have worked together with Alex from 2015 to 2017. Alex was one of the key people in our team and contributed a lot to it. I always knew that I could come to him with any problem/project I could have, and Alex will make it done. In my opinion, he is successful in all his roles: Lead QE, Scrum Master, Business Analyst, Infrastructure Lead. Wherever Alex will be working on, I bet he would be invaluable asset of that company! Alex thank you very much! Good luck to you! It'll be a great honor to work together with you again!

Hi Alex, I want to leave a feedback of my work with you as a QA automation engineer basically from DevOps engineer point of view. When we have started a new project year ago in 2018 one of our goals was to setup DevOps culture that obviously include as much automation as possible. You have always participated to almost all of our DevOps activities (actually I've checked and you are top reviewer of my pull requests :D). I believe that we have made a good progress in this area and I want to say thank you a lot for all your help and interesting ideas of continuous improvements that you have provided to me and our team during this interesting and excited journey. Here are the top aspects of Alex's work that I want to notice: 1. Wide outlook - Alex is always stay in trend and can suggest modern and interesting tools that we can use in our project to automate/improve some routine processes. He also regularly invite our team to different meetings and conferences in our area to get new knowledge as well as performed his own workshops that were very interesting. Special thanks for this Alex! 2. Craving for automation - You always try to automate routine processes from testing to security issues remediation. 3. Continuous Improvement of quality testing and automation - Your contribution to our CI/CD pipelines allowed us to get a feedback (shift left) from the pipeline for the developers as well as for QAs and release managers about state of our application based on the nice test reports that you have configured. 4. Good review skills - Alex is a great reviewer and is able to find non-trivial mistakes/mismatches between different pull requests at one time that is really cool. 5. Good understanding of the project/system flow - When something is not working Alex is able to make quick analysis himself and understand what's wrong that is the consequence of good understanding of how the system should work. To sum up I want to say that Alex is a great teammate who did a lot of contribution to DevOps culture spreading in our project and I wanna say many thanks for this and wish good luck on the new project! Hope to work with you in the future again :)

Dear Aleksandr, Thank you very-very-very x100500 times much for all your efforts, passion, innovations, which you have invested from own side into our product. I was very happy to work in one team with you! In this feedback, I'd like to embrace your top characteristics: * Deep understanding of the business, you're involved into (what brings money, how) * Very good technical skills (of good software developer): Java, Angular, JUnit, Spring, Selenium, git, Windows/Linux infrastructure * High bar on the internal quality of work. If something couldn't be achieved on the level you want it immediately, you'll keep improving it in the future until it reaches the target level. Alex is very passionate about own work, work of his team. Big successes are done just with passionate people * Great Facilitator. In our team, Alex has been wearing multiple hats. Scrum mastership and in overall team leadership have been one of those. I saw that Alex was able to build a productive flat organization, where people have been motivated to do better, extra. They were successful and happy with own work * Great QE. Alex played critical role on supporting quality on most of our riskiest projects. Fintech area is bound to trust. People tend to forget about it until they start facing some issues. But once trust has been compromised, you can't gain it again. Alex understands it very well and has been one of the advocates to treat NFRs very effectively. Alex was able to collect and document all requirements, if needed do reverse engineering of existing applications, contribute to system design of the proposed solution, plan all required testing and execute it in most efficient manner, automate all routine stuff. * Effectiveness. What I also liked in Alex, that he never done job, just to do the job. He selected most efficient ways to cover existing requirements. He was able to identify quickly, what test coverage level is really required in a particular situation, what is a routine, may it be automated, how and etc * Knowledge. Alex learns very quickly and on his own whatever he needs * Alex is fully self-sufficient and doesn't require day to day supervision. Extremely frank and reliable As I remember we have worked together with Alex from 2015 to 2017. Alex was one of the key people in our team and contributed a lot to it. I always knew that I could come to him with any problem/project I could have, and Alex will make it done. In my opinion, he is successful in all his roles: Lead QE, Scrum Master, Business Analyst, Infrastructure Lead. Wherever Alex will be working on, I bet he would be invaluable asset of that company! Alex thank you very much! Good luck to you! It'll be a great honor to work together with you again!