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Interactive Developer (Haxe, Scaleform, Flash, AIR, HTML5, Etc...) Neil Akhmetov Russia, Moscow E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://about.me/neelts Phone: +7 9998060402 OBJECTIVE Seeking a position as an Interactive Developer (Haxe, Scaleform, Flash, AIR, HTML5, etc...) PET PROJECTS Unofficial Coub app with Android TV support https://github.com/neelts/coub-tv Kotlin, Android Instagram bot for copying texts/links/emails/phones (sources are private) https://www.instagram.com/get.texts/ NodeJS, Haxe, Docker Figma API lib for Haxe https://github.com/neelts/figma-api-hx Telegram Bot API lib for Haxe https://github.com/neelts/telegram-bot-api-hx WORK Mail.ru Group Sep 2015 — Present EXPERIENCE UI Developer Armored Warfare (Scaleform, Haxe) https://aw.my.com/ Integrated Haxe compiler into UI development pipeline to replace AS 2.0 Changed whole UI production process with Figma API integration SkyForge MMORPG (Scaleform, ActionScript 3.0) http://skyforge.com Freelance Jobs Interactive Developer (Freelance) Projects: Variuos HTML5 Games and iPad App (promotion) for BeMore.ru (built with Haxe and Pixi.js) http://be-more.ru/games (reqiures account, ask me for access) UI's for AAA game title (Scaleform) NDA Weighted People TV Show (Display UI's with controller app, Adobe AIR) http://ctc.ru/projects/show/vzveshennie-ludi/ (Russian adaptation of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Biggest_Loser_(U.S._TV_series)) LunaPark, Moscow Jan 2013 — Present Interactive Developer (Freelance) Projects: Neil Akhmetov 1 New App for Fotobudka.me http://fotobudka.me/ Western Wall exhibition app http://www.lunapark.space/westernwall/ https://youtu.be/lC324MBkLiw?t=18 Heineken Star Vote (programming app for touch tv panel) http://www.lunapark.space/star-vote/ BMW X5 Presentation (leap motion sensor controlled photo gallery and printing stand app) http://www.lunapark.space/bmw-x5/ MediaMarkt Pinball Game (adobe air with starling programming, level design) http://lunapark.space/media-markt/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMQm-rV7QfA KIA on MIAS Expo 2014 (adobe air apps for tv touch panels) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2WbCWpY1dU Mercedes-Benz GLA and C Class City Instagram 3D Cubes Wall for projector GLA & C Class model browser for touch tv panel Jaguar F-Type Test Drive (several adobe air apps for touch tv panels) https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10151261845447854 UniCredit New Year App (adobe air app for touch tv panel) Flexis, Moscow Apr 2013 — Dec 2013 Game Developer Projects: MemoryHouse Game for iOS Teaser: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq0mPnQ3h2c My own projects: VK.com flash multiplayer drawing app App: https://vk.com/drawt App group: https://vk.com/drawts (Almost 50 000 users) SmartHead Inc, Kazan Jul 2008 — Mar 2013 Senior Flash Developer Projects: Touch-Z Distance (frontend flash, serverside control, media streaming, arduino programming) http://case.redkeds.com/touchz/index-eng.html http://redkeds.com/ru/portfolio/2011/touch_z-distance__perwaja_w_mire_onlajn- fotostudija.103.html BodyType (frontend flash programming) http://bodytype.ru/#/en/bodyType Flash PDF Viewer with Converter Almette (frontend flash programming) http://almette.ru (current site is html based) http://redkeds.com/ru/portfolio/2009/promosajt_dlja_almette.19.html http://redkeds.com/ru/portfolio/2010/cpecproekt_almette.5.html Feniran (frontend flash programming) http://portfolio.nile.ru/feniran/project73/ WhiskasBook Games (games and book) Axe Apollo Game & App https://smarthead.ru/work/axeapollo/ LeoBurnett (content management of old flash version) http://leoburnett.ru ZoichLand (frontend flash programming) Neil Akhmetov 2 http://digital.filmservice.com/ Mc Donalds LikeHouse (likehouse programming, media streaming) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWbVmjjb7ts RangeRover Evoque (arduino programming, serverside flash air) http://redkeds.com/ru/portfolio/2011/organizacija_test- drajwa_range_rover_evoque.99.html Infiniti Line (youtube special project) http://infiniti-yt.smartdemo.ru/ http://redkeds.com/ru/portfolio/2012/cpecproekt_dlja_infiniti.105.html Heineken In The Beat (flash stage3d game) http://redkeds.com/ru/portfolio/2012/promosajt_w_ritme_heineken.107.html FC Rubin Museum App with Kinect control iPad Presentation Apps for Cadillac Models (built with adobe air) iPad Presentation Game for Marlboro (adobe air stage3d) Wallbreaker Dynamics Apr 2015 — Jul 2016 Flex Developer Projects: PollMaker Suite (Flex) http://wallbreakerdynamics.com/products/ EDUCATION Software Engineer September 2003 — September 2008 University of Management (TISBI, Kazan) INTERESTS Cycling (Fatbike, Road) Reading Making and Playing Games (Computer and Board) Ideas Genereation, Brainstorming REFERENCES Mr. Neil Akhmetov Email: [email protected] Phones: +7 999 8060402 Github: https://github.com/neelts All contacts: http://about.me/neelts Neil Akhmetov 3.
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