I am a dedicated cross-platform mobile developer seeking for a software development position. I have graduated from computer engineering major in one of the largest colleges in Canada, and Computer Science programme at the University of Nottingham. Considering the experience I had with the information technology, I can put my skills to almost any engineering field. I have also contributed to multiple software and hardware projects, leading various teams of students/colleagues to successful results.
I show most of my interest in Android/iOS application development, as much as building any IoT projects I can get my hands on. Lately, I have strong interest in cross-platform mobile application development and completed several projects which resulted in academic publications.
React Native (ReactJS/JS), Xamarin (C#/C), Redux 3+ year(s)
Firebase, Git, Jira, VSCode 3-5 years
Swift, Kotlin, Unity 2+ year(s)
Other skills: Expo, MySQL, HTTP (REST), Confluence, Figma, Lottie/Bodymovin, LaTeX, Node.js (Express)
Next Learning Path: CI/CD (Github Actions), Snowpack
Virtual Reality development became one of my interests when I purchased my first headset for gaming. During the last 2 years at the Nottingham Univrsity I was working on 2 large projects for VR in education and healthcate industries. Both of the projects resulted in academic publications.
All of my work is currently under Open Educational Resources. I try to make my work available for everybody and I believe in open software as one of the progressing methods in computer science.
I have found an interest in Metamorphic Testing and possible ways to alleviate the Oracle Problem in software development. I spend most of the time on testing when I am developing an application or working on a project.
Mobile development was intersting for me since my first class in mobile device programming. I have found a passion in making applications for both Android and iOS, but I enjoy spending free time learning more about cross-platform technologies and developing application for mobile devices.