My activity: I participated in the development of mobile games for clients in a distributed team as an Unity Engineer. As a part of TECH ROUND I was (technically) contractor to Scopely, Disney, and Zynga. At Zynga I was fully integrated in Zynga’s team and had a direct connection and style of work with my remote teammate. At Scopely and Disney, I fixed bugs, implemented new features, and big chunks of games, engaged in profiling to identify problem areas in terms of performance on a variety of devices, participated in meetings. At Zynga, I worked mostly on inner libraries (Graph, Analytics, Conversation), which used in many/all Zynga’s games. I fixed bugs, implemented new features, wrote unit tests, made the code review someone else's code, wrote specifications and documentation, and worked with Splunk. Also, I worked on an inner client to bring the features from those libraries to life. Made big part of UI, participated in meetings. I participated in the such famous projects as Wheel of fortune and Zootopia. Technologies that I used in work: Enterprise github, Jira, SVN, StrangeIoC, Unity3D, NGUI, Splunk.

My activity: Developed interactive informational software for exhibits in commercial museums as an Unity Engineer. In cooperation with a designer and a manager: writing code, designing UI and set up a 3D scene. Debug and test application, study and apply new technologies, planning work. Was responsible for the communication application with the server. Developing applications for the iPad and PC. Implemented in application of AR technology and Kinect. Technologies that I used in work: C#(.NET 2, 3), LINQ, Unity3D, Reactive Extensions, Entitas, TouchScript, Kinect 2, Vuforia, ARToolkit, NGUI.

- (C#) Developing a program of compiling the dictionary of all the words contained in the file (group of files), ordering alphabetically, and the frequencies and output to the output file; - (C) Designing a ring LAN; - (C#) Create a Pascal interpreter; - (С) Writing an OS kernel. Assembling the parts of the OS (keyboard input, VGA monitor output, simple console, memory, multi­tasking Manager: TDI, etc.) in the kernel, posting it on the image with the GRUB and tested in VirtualBox; - (Java) Writing calculator with RPN.

Faculty of Military education, Automated systems of information processing and control

College education, Software of computer engineering and automated systems