Mikhail Saranduk Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Joined as a Senior Backend C# Software Engineer. Designed and implemented solutions for a digital asset management system leveraging AWS serverless architecture. Highlights:- Wrote an application-wide asynchronous webhook/event dispatch solution designed for large amounts of events per second (2-5k events per second to many consumers)- Optimized and migrated containerized parts of our system to Arm64, cutting ECS bills by ~25%- Designed and implemented real-time image watermarking with Skia & rsvg-convert, which resulted in a ~50% S3 storage usage reduction and solved quite a few customer problems regarding watermarking of their assets- Integrated Datadog into all containerized parts of our system for monitoring/tracing- Integrated our upload system with Dropbox, Google Drive, S3 and generally any web server that can serve images/videos over HTTP- Added support of 3D assets to our system from scratch with ability to optimize massive 3D models during upload process (50GB per file)- Optimized CI/CD pipelines, resulting in ~40% faster runs/deployments- Redesigned the upload process of images and videos, speeding up uploads by up to 80%- Wrote/extended useful PowerShell scripts to deploy individual parts of the system to developer environments massively speeding up development and debugging process for other developers. - Wrote custom code analyzers for patterns used in our code base enforcing cleaner code, less bugs, better experience for our developers. - Transitioned the whole platform from .NET Core 3.1 to .NET 6 and later .NET 8. Updating, fixing, rewriting things along the way.- Designed and implemented a solution for third-party integrations with our system, allowing endless possibilities for custom processing of client data by their integration engineers.- Conducted interviews with other backend engineers.

Luxembourg

Joined as a full-stack software developer. Worked with VueJS, Typescript on the frontend and C#, ASP.NET, Docker on the backend. In terms of infrastructure we used Postgres, RabbitMQ, Nginx, Azure. Also developed & extended a C# powered program (bundled into a snap packet) which ran on a microcontroller in the 3D printer with limited resources, the underlying OS was Ubuntu Core.

Moscow, Russia

Joined as a full-stack C# software developer on an existing WPF project related to blood agglutination analysis. Some time later, our team started developing a new WPF project for lateral flow test system interpretation. Both projects successfully made it to our customers with great results. In the first WPF application, I designed, developed and tested a neural network based analysis algorithm for blood agglutination analysis, which was ~20x faster than the initial solution.Regarding the second application, which is basically a lateral flow interpreter with its own bells and whistles - I designed, developed and tested most of its functionality. Also developed WPF some applications for internal use. There are just too many pieces of functionality to talk about, honestly. But among the ones I feel most proud of: a built in editor for custom lateral flow tests; custom flexible script engine for the analysis pipeline; image position correction algorithm, and a lateral flow test recognition system (both done with OpenCV)Eventually, me and my team stared developing a web application for internal use. Mainly it was used for the device condition verification, activation key generation for our applications, device status reporting, analysis of our application's telemetry