Technical vision and direction definition, architecture, development of Kublr Kubernetes management platform.As a CTO I guide development of a product that enables enterprise operations teams to provide Kubernetes as a service within their organization. The product can deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters in multiple environments and integrates with a number of infrastructure providers - AWS, Azure, GCP, vSphere and vCloud Director - as well as supports "bring your own infrastructure" deployment model.Log collection, monitoring, integration with enterprise identity management systems (SAML, OIDC, LDAP/AD), security, reliability and other enterprise features are provided and integrated with the managed Kubernetes clusters out of the box, as well centralized cluster management API and UI.

I participate in large and/or critical projects as a Software Architect and technical lead.As a chief software architect my responsibilities include architectural assessment and estimates for new projects, software development process improvement and facilitation, and high level project oversight.As a technical partner I participate in the company management and strategy definition.

I participate in large and/or critical projects as a Software Architect and technical lead.As a software architect and a head of department my responsibilities include architectural assessment and estimates for new projects, software development process improvment and facilitation, and high level project oversight.As a head of department and technical partner I participate in the company management and strategy definition.

As a system architect and technical/team lead participated in a Liferay portal platform deployment. The goal of the project was to deploy scalable and highly available portal platform based on Liferay EE 6.1. The platform consisted of clustered liferay application servers, several webfront apache http servers, distributed file storage based on GlusterFS, MySql cluster as a database, puppet for configuration management, and zabbix for platform monitoring.

Software architect, team lead, designer, developer on a large enterprise integration project for Washington DC Government.Project SPIS (Safe Passages Information System) is a part of HSMP (Health Services Modernization Program). The project is intended to integrate data and business processes of Washington, DC government health care agencies, such as CFSA, DMH, DYRS and others.The project challenges include development of ETL engine for near-real-time data transfer from large (millions or records) heterogeneous (Oracle, MS SQL Server, Lotus Domino, XLS files, mainframes etc) agency databases, complex security and access control on hardware and software levels, integration and re-factoring of very different and complicated software systems and business processes, strict scalability, availability, performance and flexibility requirements.

- Software architect in more than ten projects in different areas: J2EE applications, mobile (SMS, JavaCard) applications, pocket pc applications.- Project initial estimates, technical proposal preparation.- Internal project architectural audit and consulting.

Development and support of solutions based on DOMINO ERP software system using Btrieve, C/C++, VB for Applications.Responsibilities:- Business analysis and requirement analysis.- Solution development and customization.