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Accenture Liquid Studio is like a startup inside huge corporation working with bleeding-edge technologies. I am responsible for chatbot development and NLU layer integration. We have developed and delivered chatbots for Slack, Skype, Rocket.Chat, Telegram and Amazon Alexa adopting the stack of Botkit (JavaScript), Rasa Core (Python), Dialogflow, Wit.ai and Rasa NLU.I designed and implemented a few REST API services for chatbots for interacting with side services such as CV, third-party CRMs and databases using Django REST framework and Flask.I’m also honing my communication skills running tours and presentations for students and Accenture clients. I conduct programming workshops for Transport and Telecommunication Institute students. Also, I teach basic JavaScript programming on Accenture Bootcamps.

I worked here as a backend developer. We mostly used Python (Django, Flask and SQLAlchemy) for REST APIs consumed by mobile apps.My area of responsibility included:— Database design— Infrastructure design— Planning REST API architecture for mobile and web apps— Code writing and code reviewing— Customer and team members communications— Product deployment

InfoSreda is a small and powerful overqualified team. We've got a lot of Python (Django and Odoo, formerly Open ERP), JavaScript (jQuery and Kendo UI) tasks there. It's a really wide road, so let me just point out some sharp instants.My pride is some Open ERP web-based open source modules at launchpad.net/~openerp-community.I fell in love with Django CMS at that time. So, I built an armful of sites with it and wrote a few add-ons.Only there I've started to read the source code of Django and other open-source projects.

It was a great place for me to start working hard with Django, GeoIP and Git among the gigs that inspired me.We developed a custom CRM system and supported eshop itself.

We had a time! I started Python programming.Double Square is a web studio. So, our primary occupation was website creation. Oodles of websites. We used Pylons and then switched to Zope3 permanently developing custom CMS.