Ilya Shigera Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

After wrapping up a big project at EPAM, I took a break to relocate to the United States. During this time, I spent some time focusing on personal projects to stay sharp and even mentored aspiring developers in C# and web development fundamentals. Now I'm excited to dive back into the tech scene here in New York or remote.

New York, United States

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Worked on a team to develop an internal automation system for a bus park. This system streamlined repair scheduling, maintenance tracking, and downtime management using ML to predict breakdowns, preventing major service problems. My key contributions:- Designed a critical component of the software using .NET and microservices architecture, contributing to a 52% increase in bus park workflow efficiency and a 15% monthly reduction in service costs.- Refactored the core API architecture, leading to a 15% speed boost in application development. This simplified future updates and made it easier for teams to work independently.The technologies used were C# in the ASP .NET Core, AWS, SQL, Angular, and Agile methodology.* Worked completely remote

Contributed to a nuclear material tracking module within the Atomic Keeper system, applying Domain-Driven Design (DDD) concepts to ensure the accurate accounting and control of nuclear materials within a plant.Developed a scalable solution to load and seed a significant volume of JSON data (approximately 20 datasets, some exceeding 10k lines) during Atomic Keeper's initial setup. Employed chunking techniques and bulk inserts for optimal database performance.Conducted requirements gathering meetings with plant domain experts, gaining deep insights into critical use cases to inform system design.* Effectively worked in an Agile environment and delivered working functionality within the given deadlines.Technologies used: ASP .NET/ C#, MS-SQL, Angular/ TypeScript, Bootstrap, Docker, RabbitMQ, NLog, Azure DevOps

While working as a part-time developer at the EPAM lab in BSUIR, I helped create apps designed for the university's specific needs. I focused on making things more efficient and user-friendly. Here are some key projects I worked on:- Automated Dorm Room Assignment: I designed and built a system that uses a priority queue to make dorm room assignments simpler and fairer.- Student Scheduling App Enhancement: I improved the university's scheduling app by adding real-time updates for class changes.