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CV for an Industrial Position Ivan Ruchkin E-mail: [email protected] Phone: +7-(916)-345-17-89 Objective Software Engineering Position Summary Software developer with more than two years of industrial programming, wide knowledge and ambitions in software engineering. User interface designer with knowledge of human-computer interaction theory, usability, goal- and user-oriented interface design. Has extensive GUI creating experience. Mathematician with focus in applied mathematics, using various techniques to solve problems of formalization and optimization. Education 2006 – now M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU), Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics (CMC), Computing Systems Lab. Moscow, Russia. Speciality: Applied Mathematics and Computer Science. Concentration: System Software. GPA: 4,9 out of 5,0. 5th (final) year Specialist (equivalent to Masters) student. 1996 – 2005 High School #1273 specialized in English language. Moscow, Russia. Score: 5,0 out of 5,0. Gold medal «For Outstanding Study Achievements». Professional Experience 04.2010 – now Si-Trans Ltd. – an international transport and logistics holding company. Moscow, Russia. Position: software developer, user interface designer (part-time). Responsibilities: Existing ERP system support and development (C++ Builder, T-SQL) New ERP system development (C++ & Qt, T-SQL) Database design (Microsoft SQL Server 2000) Graphical user interface (GUI) design Business process analysis, requirements engineering Accomplishments: Active participation in sensible development practices introduction: version control, issue tracking, coding conventions User interaction improvement in existing ERP system Existing code optimization Document management system development 05.2010 – 08.2010 Google Inc., Thousand Parsec Community developing a platform for 4X games. Position: developer, Google Summer Of Code participant. Responsibilities: Development of cross-platform Thousand Parsec client (Python, wxWidgets) Improvement of existing code User interaction improvement Accomplishments: Development of Thousand Parsec client (several modules) Successful fulfillment of Google Summer Of Code program 09.2008 – 05.2010 Computing Systems Lab, CMC MSU, Moscow, Russia. Position: software developer, user interface programmer, analyst at an R&D project (part-time). Responsibilities: System-level software engineering (C/C++ & WinApi, Ruby) User interface design (GUI Design Studio) User interface implementation (C & WinApi, RubyQt) Malware security threats analysis, survivability analysis Technical documentation writing Accomplishments: System-level library development Two GUIs implementation Build and configuration system part implementation Successfully finished the project Associated Experience 09.2008 – now Courseworks and diploma on «Single-Window Integrated Development Environment» topic. Activities: Detailed review of integrated development environment (IDE) interfaces IDE interface design according to usability theory Single-window interface implementation based on KDevelop (С++ & Qt & KDE) 05.2010 – now Thousand Parsec community, engaged in open source Thousand Parsec gaming platform. Activities: Support and development of Thousand Parsec client (Python, wxWidgets) Graphical user interface design and support 06.2010 Participation in «SYRCoSE» conference (Spring/Summer Young Researchers' Colloquium on Software Engineering), speech on «Single-Window Integrated Development Environment» topic. Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. Knowledge and Skills Software Object-oriented analysis and design (UML), design patterns usage engineering CASE tools usage (Rational Rose, MS Visio, Umbrello) Experience of team development using issue tracking tools (Trac, Redmine), version control system (Git, SVN, Mercurial) Acquaintance with wide range of IDEs Build systems usage (Make, CMake, Autotools and proprietary) Automatic documentation generators usage (Doxygen) Building formal mathematical models of real processes Public speech and discussions experience Graphical user Use interface requirements analysis and development interfaces Goal-oriented interface design GUI prototyping Usability principles application on different abstraction levels Imperative С/С++, Java (basic) programming Ruby, Python, Windows Shell, Bash (basic) languages Assembler Intel x86 (basic) Prolog (basic) API libraries STL VCL, CLX Qt 4 WinApi wxWidgets Boost (basic) POSIX API (IO operations, network, OLE (basic) processes) Databases PostgreSQL Microsoft SQL Server Declarative HTML languages XML (XPath, XSLT) SQL, T-SQL 3D graphics OpenGL programming Operation systems Microsoft Window systems: advanced usage, development Linux systems (Ubuntu, Debian): advanced usage, development Cisco IOS: basic setup of Cisco devices Interests Disciplined development Usage of appropriate development technologies and practices Agile development methodologies User interface design Application of formal mathematical methods to software development Additional Information Birth date 09 June 1989 Birth place Moscow, Russian Federation Languages Russian (native) English (fluent) French (with vocabulary) Certificates & Translator in «Applied mathematics and informatics» sphere. Computational Exams Mathematics and Cybernetics faculty, M. V. Lomonosov MSU, 2010. Grade: excellent. TOEFL iBT 114 (30/30/24/30) taken in 11.2010 GRE General 680/800/4.0 taken in 11.2010 Key personal Pursuit for quality of code qualities Aspiration and ability of learning Research work abilities Effective time organization References are available on request 02.2011 .
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