Nail Safiullov
Software Engineer
Java
Hibernate
RESTfull
Spring Cloud
MongoDB
Professional Status
Unemployed
Available
About Me
Performance-driven, customer-focused, articulate and analytical Software Engineer with thorough hands on experience of application development in a wide range of business domain including banking, information security, coal based electricity generation and oil production sectors.
Strong written and verbal communications. Interested in a challenging technical track career in an application development environment.
Experienced in:
• Java backend and Web application development based on monolithic and microservices architecture
• Supporting legacy systems
• Analysis and design of databases and user interfaces
• Managing requirements
Strong written and verbal communications. Interested in a challenging technical track career in an application development environment.
Experienced in:
• Java backend and Web application development based on monolithic and microservices architecture
• Supporting legacy systems
• Analysis and design of databases and user interfaces
• Managing requirements
Programmer
EPAM Systems
March 2015
to June 2016
Temporary Work
Moscow
Russia
- Participated in the project of the Customers’ Requests Processing System (IBM DB2, Domino Java API, JDBC, JavaScript, Dojo)
- Participated in Internal project for HR on recording and distribution of corporate gifts (Spring, Hibernate, HSQLDB, Dojo)
- Participated in the project of the Internet banking system for busyness entities ALBO Alfa-Busyness Online (Oracle 11g, Apache Cayenne, Apache Velocity, JavaScript, HTML, Flexterra, IBM Websphere Application Server)
- Significantly improved the quality and performance of the functionality of the Customers’ Requests Processing System related to processing and visualization of a big volume of reference data. The improvement was achieved with replacing poorly functioning legacy JavaScript code with new implementation of the corresponding front-end functionality using Dojo framework as well as adaptation of the back-end API to the newly designed frond-end elements.
