@Bosch:During my work at Bosch, I have experience in the production of industrial boilers as a trainee process engineer, where I implemented a system that made it possible for the production management to control the work of welders and fitters much more effectively, and this increased the efficiency of assembling industrial boilers. I also have experience as a design engineer in the production of radiators, I was able to implement tooling that speeded up the process and avoided production defects. At the moment I work as a design engineer in a group for the development and support of industrial boilers. Participated in the implementation of steam boilers and hot water boilers. In addition to working for Bosch, I enjoy learning and doing Java programming.@Java-Development:Mind Games is a project of five console games. Each game asks questions that need to be answered correctly. Games:First project - https://github.com/MarkReinhardtx/java-project-lvl1A difference calculator is a program that determines the difference between two data structures. Utility features:"Second project" - https://github.com/MarkReinhardtx/java-project-lvl2Data validator is a library with which you can check the correctness of any data. First of all, we are talking about the data of forms filled out by users. The yup library is taken as the basis for the project."Third Project" - https://github.com/MarkReinhardtx/java-project-lvl3Page Analyzer is a complete website based on the Javalin framework. Here, the basic principles of building modern sites on the MVC architecture are worked out: working with routing, request handlers and a template engine, interacting with the database through ORM.Using Bootstrap and its components for visual design.Deploy the application on Heroku."Project Four" - https://github.com/MarkReinhardtx/java-project-lvl4Task manager - task management system. It allows you to set tasks, assign performers and change their statuses. Registration and authentication are required to work with the system."The Fifth Project" - https://github.com/MarkReinhardtx/java-project-lvl5I really like to learn new things, in addition to lectures from the course, I also find a lot of useful information for myself on the Internet and in books:-Bruce Eckel - Java Philosophy.-Walls Craig - Spring in action.-Chris Richardson - Microservices. Patterns of development and refactoring.