Lead Programmability Developer

• Dec 2018 - Present

Building decentralized programmable cryptocurrency powered by a novel proof-of-space-time, race-free consensus protocol. Currently working on: https://github.com/spacemeshos/svm Building decentralized programmable cryptocurrency powered by a novel proof-of-space-time, race-free consensus protocol. Currently working on: https://github.com/spacemeshos/svm

Head of Backend

• Sep 2014 - Dec 2018

Senior Software Developer

• Mar 2014 - Sep 2014

Software Developer

• Oct 2007 - Aug 2013

Formal Work: Most of the time, I programmed in C#. I implemented a couple of systems end-to-end, from the very first brainstorming to finished working products. I've exploited various .NET Open-Source tools in order to accomplish more and boost the overall development time. The prominent tools used: NServiceBus, RavenDB, Castle Windsor IoC, Castle ActiveRecord, Boo, and moq. Off The Job: 1. Public Speaking: I've found an in-house developers forum in order to… Show more Formal Work: Most of the time, I programmed in C#. I implemented a couple of systems end-to-end, from the very first brainstorming to finished working products. I've exploited various .NET Open-Source tools in order to accomplish more and boost the overall development time. The prominent tools used: NServiceBus, RavenDB, Castle Windsor IoC, Castle ActiveRecord, Boo, and moq. Off The Job: 1. Public Speaking: I've found an in-house developers forum in order to promote software-related knowledge sharing of all kinds between co-workers. Many of the talks I've prepared and given myself. 2. Blogging: I've run my in-house blog for two years. Over 400 articles were published during this time, most of them addressed software-related topics of many flavors. The blog also contained many Life-Hacking and Productivity general tips and tricks. 3. Organizing Conferences I've organized a couple of software conferences. The speakers were top-notch professionals who came to spread their knowledge. Show less Formal Work: Most of the time, I programmed in C#. I implemented a couple of systems end-to-end, from the very first brainstorming to finished working products. I've exploited various .NET Open-Source tools in order to accomplish more and boost the overall development time. The prominent tools used: NServiceBus, RavenDB, Castle Windsor IoC, Castle ActiveRecord, Boo, and moq. Off The Job: 1. Public Speaking: I've found an in-house developers forum in order to… Show more Formal Work: Most of the time, I programmed in C#. I implemented a couple of systems end-to-end, from the very first brainstorming to finished working products. I've exploited various .NET Open-Source tools in order to accomplish more and boost the overall development time. The prominent tools used: NServiceBus, RavenDB, Castle Windsor IoC, Castle ActiveRecord, Boo, and moq. Off The Job: 1. Public Speaking: I've found an in-house developers forum in order to promote software-related knowledge sharing of all kinds between co-workers. Many of the talks I've prepared and given myself. 2. Blogging: I've run my in-house blog for two years. Over 400 articles were published during this time, most of them addressed software-related topics of many flavors. The blog also contained many Life-Hacking and Productivity general tips and tricks. 3. Organizing Conferences I've organized a couple of software conferences. The speakers were top-notch professionals who came to spread their knowledge. Show less