Experience

Port of Tallinn

• Estonia
• Maritime
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Head of Energy Department

  • Nov 2017 - Present

  Size of department is 65 People Responsibility Areas: Electricity, water, sewerage, heating, ventilation, building automation, industrial automation. In Buildings and external grid. Main tasks: Organize smooth-running work, Deparment area Strategy, technology deployment, technical policy implementation, balancing the Budget, increase Deparment efficacy, solving legal problems. Main achievements: Starting do use IOT technology for remote reading water meters. Developed BIM requirements for building technical systems,that take into account building maintenance and lifecycle. Starting to use work management software Show less



Eesti Energia

• Consumer Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Developer

  • Apr 2017 - Oct 2017

  SOA, ReactJS, JAVA, PLSQL, MySql SOA, ReactJS, JAVA, PLSQL, MySql

• • Aug 2012 - Dec 2016

  Building up new Department.Size of department was ca 45 people.Main tasks:Electricity metering service, electrical works, organize smooth-running work, solving seriosuscustomers complaints, Business strategy Technical Policy Implementation,develop and planing region, balancing the budget, to increase regionefficacy.Main achievements:We developed a planning application that provided 99.9% of the work done on time.This enabled better payroll for technicians and greater profits for the company. Show less

• • Mar 2011 - Aug 2012

  Building up new group. Making and organize Electrical Measurement and Technical Inspection for II and III class electrical installations.

• • Feb 2009 - Mar 2011

  electricity metering service, electrical works, organize smooth-running work, solving seriosuscustomers complaints, Business strategy Technical Policy Implementation,develop and planing region, balancing the budget, to increase regionefficacy.

• • Oct 2005 - Feb 2009

  high-voltage power lines and substations design, conclusion of land easements for power lines.planning and management of complicated multiple-stage power network investment projects, including negotiations between land owners, contracting entities and local governments (for example the planning of the in-house substation).