Valeriy Malyshev Email & Phone Number

Russia

Moscow, Russia

Bangkok City, Thailand

Bangkok City, Thailand

Projects:- sdkLibrary that provides functionality for messaging, creating social networks (communities, posts, comments, likes, etc);- uikitCollection of customizable components (ranging from small to entire apps) built on top of the sdk;- Web app for customers to manage their subscriptions, payments;- Web app for managing data created with sdk;- eko (analogue of the ms teams, slack).Worked remotely according scrum in feature teams in 2 week sprints, releasing every 2 weeks. Teams were rotated sometimes. Writing the code, code reviews, participated at / led discussions about implementation details, process improvements- Configured github actions;- Managed releases;- Solved customers issues (few times in a call);- Maintained the documentation, mentoring;- Talking with PO, qa, dev colleagues to convince them that what they was asking is not what they needed;- Worked closely with the technical writer when she was finally hired to organize, unify, update the documentation so it could be used for its intended purpose;- Talking with android, ios developers to align sdks behavior, naming.In addition as a lead:- Leading interviews with candidates for the position of web engineer;- Setting, monitoring OKRs;- Conducting team meetings, 1-1 catch ups;- Adjusting workflows;- Making a final decision on the implementation;- Creating, giving tasks to dev colleagues.Worked with:Typescript, react, react hooks, react native, eslint, mobx, ant design, storybook, graphql, git, gitlab, git actions, figma, web sockets, mqtt, jest.Other things I'd like to highlight:As a result of the dev team's initiatives a lot of things were did to clean, simplify sdk, uikit codebase, to make it more unified, simple to develop, convenient to use. Sdk, uikit became stable. Unit test coverage was greatly increased. A lot of small annoying ui bugs were fixed in uikit, it became more user friendly.

Projects:- Web app (App1) for authors / scientists to guide them through the process of publishing their articles in journals;- Web app (App2) for funders (universities, consortia) to manage publication charges;- Admin panel to manage articles, journals, authors, any issues that arise during the publishing process that need to be handled manually;- https://www.authorea.comWorked at the office in waterfall in "frontend" team under tech lead supervision first 1.5 years. Later according SAFe in scrum teams in 2 weeks sprints in PIs containing 6-8 sprints. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, worked remotely.Writting the code, code reviews, participated at / led discussions about implementation details, process improvements- Rewrote frontend for App2 from java to js + react, having only java src code and backend developer;- Unifed code styles across projects:Forced the adding eslint to projects. Convinced to use airbnb rules with minimum amount of custom rules. Created a npm package with custom eslint config in private npm to share it accross projects.- Convinced the team to try typescript, migrated projects to typescript;- Led css styles unification;- Convinced the team to standartize the usage of git: Use gitflow, prefer rebase for branches over merge, do squashing when merging PRs;- Supervised a new team from from a new department in Sri-Lanka;- Leading interviews with candidates for the position of web engineer;- Configured cloudfront, lambda few times;- There was a period when ui dev team maintained selenium tests. Later debugged, did minor updates for qa selenium tests;- Made pipelines in jenkins;- https://www.authorea.com/ was acquired by Wiley, former developers were fired. Few guys, including me, maintained it for a couple of months: bug fixes, small features. It was written in ruby on rails, so I had to learn it quickly.

Korolyov, Moscow, Russia

Worked with:- javascript, typescript, java, ruby;- react, react hooks, redux, jest, enzyme, react testing library, eslint, material ui, bootstrap, storybook, figma;- aws (cloudfront, s3, lambda), jenkins, selenium, docker, dotcms;- kibana, logrocket.Other things I'd like to highlight:Participated in the transformation of a terrible mixture of jquery, backbone, react, which was App1, into a modern react application that can be conveniently, quickly changed, developed.Participated in transition from non agile to agile company. I got 'The Professional Scrum Master I', 'SAFe 5 Agile Software Engineer' certification.

Tomsk, Russia

Projects:- videochat- a few social networks- website for webmasterMy first real job that immersed me in the world of programming. I went from a completely ignorant junior to a mature developer who can make decisions on his own, find non-standard ways to solve problems.During this time, I managed to develop sites in PHP, work with databases, do optimizations for databases, work with a client-server application, both on the client side (actions script, javascript) and on the backend side (java). Learned the importance of refactoring and planning a couple of steps ahead.

Tomsk, Russia

I'd been doing bachelor's thesis. Under the leadership, I analyzed the existed methods of interpolation for digital images, made a working model in C++ and Mathlab, made a hardware model in VHDL with the ability to interpolate up to 1920х1080.