Aleksandr Nechaev Email and Phone Number

Currently, I'm the Web Software Developer at Criterion, a global provider of Simply Powerful Human Capital Management software. For enterprise & midmarket business users and HR professionals, the Criterion HCM cloud platform delivers superior useability first, combined with powerful enterprise functionality to automate hundreds of critical HR, payroll, talent engagement, and workforce management services.- More than 10 years of extensive experience in web and software development.- Experience in leading a team of 3-5 engineers.- Great team worker, having strong analytical, problem solving and excellent communication skills.- High level of quality architecture and development skills using Akka, Play2 for building REST APIs.- Tools: VisualVM, Git, JIRA, Codacy, Jenkins, Kibana- Technologies: Scala, Akka, Sbt, Play2, Cats, MySQL, Squeryl, Specs I work and am inspired by the idea that someday I will be able to achieve my 3 dreams:1) Endless running.2) Absorption of all the knowledge of the world.3) Using my origami skills to build spaceships.It started at the university. I started athletics from the 1st year and origami from the 4th year of university. I often pulled muscles and tore them off, but I did not stop running, then the idea was born to study medicine and combine something software with knowledge of the human structure into a device or drug (at the conference I presented a device that would save a person's life by being on the body and studying his condition, in case of a threat to his life, it could provide first aid and call an ambulance - this was the beginning of an interest in a mixture of medicine and technology). I never stopped running and I get a thrill from it, especially for short distances, because I can run 100 meters in 10.8 seconds, but what if I can run like that all the time. I compiled an encyclopedia on a computer with large terabyte disks so that I could study everything gradually and put it on the shelves. Sitting at lectures at the university, I constantly did something out of paper (a hundred things still decorate the university where I studied, there are both small and the size of a person, a swan, for example) and came to the conclusion that the art of folding can help to come up with very cunning aircraft, of course, that is not made of paper, but knowledge of chemistry would help to collect the necessary material - strong and elastic. I also gradually study Japanese and Chinese on my own, because many inventions appear there. My main ability is to connect the incompatible and achieve incredible results.