Masters programme: Strategic Management of Logistics and Supply Chains in the Digital Economy

Key Responsibilities1. Head of “Logistics” Minor (02.2021 - Present): - Definition of the list of disciplines and teachers involved - Load distribution among teachers - Analysis of conflict situations - Monitoring and analysis of results, initiation of corrective actions2. Supervising of master`s and bachelor`s term and thesis papers and term projects - Since 2017 - supervisor of more than 25 bachelors and 14 master’s thesis papers (Logistics & Supply Chain Management)3. Participation and leading in scientific and applied projects (see the "projects" section)4. Development of new academic disciplines, case studies and training materials5. Teaching several cources for bachelor's and master`s degree students:– Foundations of Logistics– Economic Foundations of Logistics– Logistics and Supply Chain Management– Transportation in Logistics– Management of Transport Systems– Transportation in Logistics Systems– Last Mile Decisions in Supply Chains– Transport Telematics and Unmanned Vehicles– Customs Business– Customs Clearance and Insurance in Foreign Economic Activity– Registration of Goods in Foreign Trade Activities– Strategic Logistic Infrastructure Management – Research seminar " Strategic planning of logistics infrastructure development– Scientific Workshop "Optimisation Methods and Models in Logistics Systems"– The Methodology of Scientific Research in Management: Theory of Logistical Integration and Research Methods in Logistics– Scientific Workshop: Innovation Technologies in Digital Logistics and Supply Chain Management– Inventory Management

− Developed distributed systems using REST API and programming patterns− Achieved 80-90% test coverage using Pytest & load tests via Yandex.Tank− Utilized Asyncio for asynchronous service developmentCo-developed an MVP for the Yandex project, encompassing DevOps, Linux server setup, ETL service integration, and FastAPI implementation.

Training Assistant at the Department of Logistics and the Department of Logistics Infrastructure Management