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SUMMARY
Software Engineer with over ten years of experience in the following areas:
Programming SkillsProgramming Languages: C#, C/C++, Java.
Database Technologies: SQL, MS SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL.
Application Development: client-server applications, system related applications, high
availability applications (Windows Cluster), Internet-capable applications.
Other: OOA/OOD, SOA, XML, InstallShield, GUI development.
Programming TechnologiesC#: Windows service, ADO.NET, LINQ, LINQ TO ADO.NET, multi-threading including
ThreadPool, WinForms, Regex, low level network programming, Remoting, Active Directory services, XML including Xpath, Web service, collections including generics, marshalling.
Visual C++,C++ , C: Windows Services, Windows Cluster, Windows 32 API, Port monitor, MFC GUI, MFC collections, MFC Database
programming, ActiveX programming, ADO, SnapIn programming with ATL, XML with eXpat and MSXML, ISAPI, STL, ADSI,
multi-threading, low level network programming, WinInet
Java: Swing, AWT, Servlet, multi-threading, networking, JDBC, xml, collections including generics, RMI and web services,
native interfaces.
Work Experience
Software Engineer <company_name>, <town>, Germany April 2000 - March 2011
[INDENT=2]Designed and developed software solutions for intelligent management of shared
network resources, in particular, printer management and monitoring.
Main solutions:
Application to management and observation of Windows and Unix spoolers, queues
and print jobs. This is a client-server application. The server-tier is a Windowsservice or a Unix daemon (programming language C).
There is also a Windows-Cluster version of the software. The GUI was former a Visual C++ MFC application.
Nowadays it is a WinForms.Net C# GUI. The communication between client and server takes place over proprietary XML, TCP/IP based protocol.
Application that becomes a part of the windows spooler after installation. It can modify and send print jobs to printers, print servers or other network nodes using different network protocols. The programming language is C.
Solution to observation of physical printers over SNMP protocol. It can send alert messages and create BI reports. The server tier of the solution is a C# Windows service with database back-end. Windows service and low-level network programming, multi-threading and database programming are the techniques used by the application.
[b]Selected customer projects:
[/b] Development of a centralized printer management solution for a large European customer. The major requirement was to support centralized database-driven configuration and firmware update process for all nodes in the system. The project was developed in C# and MS SQL Server. My personal responsibilities included technical project management, data base and software design, ADO.NET,
LINQ to ADO.NET and WinForms programming.
Development of a client-server application for print job transmitting from SAP to Windows print server over TCP/IP sockets. My personal responsibilities included implementation of server layer in C# (Windows service and socket programming, multi-threading, Windows API marshaling).
Development of a secure printing solution for a large customer in the field of telecommunications. The customer was interested in printer management software that protects the data being printed, in particular, the data should be encrypted before entering the network and decrypted immediately before printing. My personal responsibilities included implementation of IPP (Internet Printing Protocol) in C.
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Assistant Professor State Technical University, St. Petersburg, Russia 2 years experience
Teaching and research position in the Field of Physics
Education
Ph. D. Theoretical Physics, St. Petersburg State Technical University, Russia
Thesis topic: <topic>.
BSc./MSc. Physical Engineering, St. Petersburg State Technical University, Russia
Other
Languages: Russian, German, English.
U.S.-permanent resident since July 2011.
References available upon request.