In my current role at the company, my responsibilities include serving as a software architect and building and mantaining business relationships. Additionally, I provide mentorship to newcomers and build effective processes within teams.

During that time, my work involved building web and mobile applications, covering both frontend and backend development, managing services in Azure, and collaborating with senior developers to design software architecture. The projects I worked on spanned various categories, including chatbots, financial services, and green energy. Towards the end of this period, I gradually took more managing responsibilities.This experience not only provided me with diverse technical exposure and opportunities to collaborate with experienced professionals in the software industry, but also allowed me to interact with individuals from the business field. It opened many doors for me, broadening my horizons and expanding my skill set. I had the opportunity to visit clients in the Netherlands multiple times, not just once or twice.

I was invited to teach the practical courses "Programming with Java" and "Data Structures" to second-year undergraduate students. My responsibility was to showcase how to apply the theoretical knowledge into practice, to explain complexity in different algorithms and operations in popular data structures. Additionally, in the Java course, I was able to demostrate Generics, Multithreading, SOLID Principles and Unit-testing.Teaching at the university was certainly a distinct experience compared to my time at the academy. I had to adapt my teaching style to better align with their specific needs. It was useful to engage in discussions with the students, listen to their questions, provide explanations, and assist them while finding solutions.

I was invited by a university professor to teach C++ programming to kids ranging from 9 to 16 years old at a private academy. The academy's main emphasis is on teaching software fundamentals through the creation of simple games and algorithms. In my first course, which was a summer short course aimed at engaging children with programming, we successfully developed games like Snake entirely in the console.During my teaching experience, particularly with children, I had the opportunity to demonstrate how to search for information and think logically. This experience improved my communication and mentoring skills.

My work in the company was only a one month internship, during high school summer break. My focus was to build several page components in their proprietary financial system. I was able to work with their most senior developer, who tutored me during that one month.This internship was my initial exposure to a business environment, and it greatly contributed to my understanding of task analysis and effective teamwork.