Artem Yurchenko Email & Phone Number

Hi, my name is Artem, and I'm passionate about programming and everything related to it.I’m primarily interested in game development, devops, and backend things. In addition to that, I enjoy playing computer games, watching post-apocalyptic movies, and socializing.My game development experience includes multiple desktop, mobile, and a few VR projects. These projects were predominantly games, but they also included interactive applications for team training and staff training simulations. I also make games/simulations and learn graphics programming in my spare time.My backend development experience is primarily rooted in game development - I enjoy creating online features, particularly those related to multiplayer aspects. I have participated in several different backend projects, where I wrote code in C#, based on .NET technologies (ASP.NET Core, EF Core) and multiple DBs (MongoDB, SurrealDB, Redis, SQLite, PostgreSQL). I also implemented a few frontends for web applications, mainly in Blazor.As for my DevOps experience, I am primarily passionate about creating tools for in-house use, automating daily tasks, and writing and automating tests. Technologies I'm familiar with include Linux/Windows, Docker/Docker Compose, and Jenkins/GitHub Actions. My main scripting languages are Bash and Python, I also know Batch/PowerShell. I’m also experienced in Groovy programming languages, which I’m using to write pipelines and other logic when working with Jenkins.In addition to my professional work, I have made numerous contributions to open-source projects, mainly as a V programming language developer, using GitHub Actions. I also believe that contributing to open-source projects has enhanced my communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills, making me an effective team player.When I first came up with programming, I used to not care about open source. But for the last 2 years, I become a huge fan of it. I'm sure open-source spreads the best ideas about how good software should be done. All my pet projects are open source and can be found on my GitHub. Besides, I have also understood (only a bit) the "kung-fu" of contributing, so now I'm trying to be an active member of the different open source projects - not only from the programming side but also from the community part of a project.

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