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Abolmasov Roman Abolmasov Roman Tverskaya, 9, E-mail: [email protected] CONTACT Dnepropetrovsk, Website: Ukraine https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman- Skype: Sillencium abolmasov-28020869 Phone: +380638990057 WORK EXPERIENCE Home Groups DEC 2019 — Present time Software Architect Create fullstack application from scratch. Technology stack for application: (https://app.cb.online) Angular 9.1.1 NestJS, MongoDB Amazon S3, SendGrid Twillio Authy Pusher Channels Zoom WhereBy Meaning of this application is to give people oporunity to be part of groups where they can communicate via video / chat. To solve their life problems. Technology stack for website: (https://cb.online/) illumina DEC 2019 — APR 2020 Full Stack Developer https://www.illumina.com/ Developing front-end architecture and UI for part; Angular components library for build UI based on material principles and approaches Using technologies: Main UI: TypeScript, Angular *, angular-cli, SCSS, Angular material, Material SDK, Angular SDK; Testing flow: jest; Project building: Angular build libs environment, NodeJS, angular-cli, compodoc doc generator and other middleware; Hello World APR 2020 — Present time FullStack Developer Telecomunication system to match people based on interests into randon video chats. Abolmasov Roman 1 React, Casandra. Amazon Services (EC2, Dynamo DB, Lamda, KeySpaces etc.), Exress.js MongoDB, OpenTok, GraphQL Most common tasks, integrate billing system, provide stable connections for persons with low level devices. Archer Jan 2018 — Present time Software Architect Experience with building scalable project architecture. Using the following technologies and frameworks: Angular 2+ Angular 1+ React Node.js Express.js Hapi.js LoopBack GraphQL Apollo Python Hybrid mobile application (Ionic) Native mobile applications (ReactNative, NativeScript) Interested in big projects that could be started from scratch. Efficient planner, tutor and great teamplayer. Latest Activity: Graphmantics (http://preview.graphmantics.com/) - proof of concept of creating UI using GRAND stack for existing Neo4j graph databse. Get Package: Teach Lead. Frontend refactoring, keeping the system in touch with latest technologies and best practices. Working with Node.js (Express), Vue, Agular 8. https://getpackage.com/ Tenzing project for RidgeVentures team. https://tenzing.ridge.vc/ This project is a FullStack application using Angular 8 and Nest.js purposed to help people send and get recommendations between their own contact lists. Also build a component library for https://www.illumina.com/ Based on latest Angular. Archer May, 2019 — Nov, 2019 Tech Lead Get Package : https://getpackage.com/ Create, support and update. Several inner projects such as Bisuness application - application for companies that want to cooperate with platform and has big structure of offices, the main purpose was to add features for them to help manage business branches and people resources. Sender application - this application was created for people to help them manage their packages also send and receive Abolmasov Roman 2 them with all latest comfort. And admin applciation - was created using vue.js to help our team manage all existing activity. Upcall Aug, 2017 — Feb, 2018 Tech lead Developing new flow for https://www.upcall.com/ , Campaigner and Caller part, creating user journeys, finding way for optimization, creating unit and automation tests. Brief project description: Project designed for management of remote phone operator teams for different purposes, (social engagement, sales, etc.) Responsibilities: Develop project from scratch, using latest technologies, update project performance for 10 times faster page loading (for initial project load), working with back-end endpoints with ROR framework. Archer software Jun 6 2016 — Present time Techlead https://www.earn.org/ https://www.save.earn.org/ https://www.save1.earn.org/ https://www.neighborworkssave.earn.org/ https://www.redtabsavers1.earn.org/ https://www.brilliantbaby.earn.org/ https://www.saverlife.earn.org/ Creating whole project from zero; Provide good quality code, according to deep understanding of business requirements; In-depth expertise with Angular 5.x React 16, Redux, Vue. Brief projects description: Finance system that help users to save money, aggregate them on bank accounts and separate periods in savings programs (3,6 months latency). Then after terms are passed, if user have enough money they will have extra rewards like 10 dollars more on their savings bills. Responsibilities: Develop finance system from scratch, add multi-domain support, add unit test coverage,develop mobile application using hybrid frameworks. If the project is finished - project is ongoing. Luxoft 19 Oct 2015 — 1 Jun 2016 Regular C#/Js developer Internal system development, https://home.luxoft.com/ and https://trm.luxoft.com/TRMSys/Web Used technologies, Vanilla JS, TypeScript, JQuery, Less, Knockout.js, C#, Asp.NET and owther frameworks. Brief projects description: Internal hr system, includes company social network with blogging, mobile application, and project resources (add / delete developer from the team, approximation of term for project development) Responsibilities: Develop fullstack application with C# on the backend, update interfaces, working with databases like SQL and PostgreSQL. If the project is finished - project is ongoing. (closed only for internal using). LookAtPro Education 19 Oct 2015 — Present time Abolmasov Roman 3 JS/HTML/CSS tutor Working with groups of people, tutoring, supporting. lecturing, create home tasks. Course pesentation, russian langage, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTKu3HPW-6A Example of feedback https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHQyV5ORFSk Maxymiser/Oracle 1 Jul 2015 — 19 Oct 2015 Middle Frontend Developer Mentoring new developers. Code review. Creating site-level snippets. Coding campaign of high complexity level. Maxymiser Sep, 2014 — 1 Jul 2015 Frontend Developer Working with such clients sites as: Travel Sector US team - http://www3.hilton.com/en/index.html - Hilton Hotel Group; - http://wyndhamrewards.com/ - http://www.daysinn.com/ etc... Retail Sector US - http://www.americangirl.com/index.php - http://www.bettycrocker.com/ - http://www.forever21.com/ - http://www.quericavida.com/ etc... Media Sector US team - http://kaspersky.com/ etc... Working with 1,2,3 difficulty level of campaign. Pure JS, using SOLID practice and module structure. Brief projects description: Integrate AB, MVT testing for biggest world companies, mechanism to provide such functionality was based on script injection, that build ecosystem on client site and we update existing design and functionality with changed logic on the go. Responsibilities: Develop big and medium changes, like rebuild site pages, change purchase funnel, implement new site pages, etc. If the project is finished - project is ongoing. OWOX May, 2014 — Sep, 2014 Frontend Developer Released pages examples http://rozetka.com.ua/ios/ http://rozetka.com.ua/notebooks/c80004/filter/ http://rozetka.com.ua/notebooks/c80004/filter/view=list/ Abolmasov Roman 4 Worked on redesing of http://rozetka.com.ua/ html + css + sass + mootools + smarty + php + js + jquery coding. In our team we using scrum enviroment. Brief projects description: Biggest e-commerce project in Ukraine. Responsibilities: Develop separate pages with functionality and complex analytic integration. If the project is finished - project is ongoing. happiness-corp.com Sep, 2013 — May, 2014 Frontend Developer Have experience in responsive web design and site development, examples of work: http://metallist.dev.masterlogic.net/ + joomla 2.5.14 + sitebuilding. http://xn--80aao1a5a3a5cc.xn--p1ai/ - site developing, joomla. http://melior.net.ua/ + wordpress 3.16. + sitebuilding + adaptive. http://restoholding.ykt.ru/ - site building, adaprive, wordpress moduling. http://saltsalt.ru/ - coworking, adaprive, site on wordpress, html coding, javascript coding, inegrate html into wordpress. American clinic site, now on http://triskelhealth.com/ http://briwaresolutions.com/ - wordpress, html coding, html intergate into wp. working with database. http://happiness-corp.com/show/jewelhouse/ - one-page site about jewelery. http://www.bollet.net/ - landing page for online wallet application. http://impacto.ru/ - joomla site. developing, integrate html into cms. http://cosmopolis.kiev.ua/ - Kiev rock band site developing, using jquery,js,css, html5. http://vega-auto.in.ua/ - transfer company site, css, js, html coding. http://skovopan.ru/ - landing page of MarbleTitan trademark. Projects that were in progress: http://happiness-corp.com/show/noozik2/ music portal in future, html, js, css coding. http://happiness-corp.com/show/outdoorshop/ - sport wear online shop, html,css,js coding. http://happiness-corp.com/show/grype/ software development and strategy agency in future, html, css, js coding. http://happiness-corp.com/show/ltw/ - unique business development programm. http://happiness-corp.com/show/smmdragon/ - social media marketing platform. http://happiness-corp.com/show/goodwill/ - 1c support system, html+css+js+responsive coding. + wordpress latest integration on http://goodwill.dev.masterlogic.net/ Brief projects description: Small site projects for e-commerce (stores, co-workings, travel agencies). Responsibilities: Provide development according to customer design, develop projects from scratch. If the project is finished - all project are finished. PJSC „DNIEPROPETROVSKGAZ” Aug, 2013 — Sep, 2013 Leading specialist of department of Legal Support
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