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Profile

Type

Software Developer
Location

Bratislava
Experience

5 Years
Rate

220€
Start Date

01/01/2019

I am an experienced Java developer and a longtime Linux geek interested in the newest technologies. I have in total four years of active Java development experience and I have worked on numerous projects from public and private sector. I am capable of working with a variety of technology and software solutions. In my spare time I am trying to work with interesting things like neural networks or game programming.

Age:	33
Nationality:	Slovak
Mother tongue:	Slovak
Languages:	English: B2 C1 B2 B2 B2
Driving Licence:	B

Education

2013/09 - 2015/06
Faculty of management science and informatics University of Žilina

Master's degree (Master of science)
- Field of study: Information systems - applied informatics
- Diploma thesis: Coordination of public transportation lines departures
Žilina, SK
2010/09 - 2013/06
Faculty of management science and informatics University of Žilina

Bachelor's degree
- Field of study: Informatics
- Bachelor's thesis: Survey system
Žilina, SK

Major Tech Skills

Working with Operating systems Linux(Ubuntu based), Windows (98 - 10)

JavaScript

Java, Spring, jUnit, EJB, Hibernate, Enterprise Architect, UML, Apache kafka, Websphere

HTML5

Weblogic, Jetty, Tomcat, Maven, Gradle, Git/Mercurial, MySQL, MS SQL, DB2, Neo4j, Docker

Angular

Weblogic, Jetty, Tomcat, Maven, Gradle, Git/Mercurial, MySQL, MS SQL, DB2, Neo4j, Docker

Work Experience

2017/10 - 2018/09

QBSW, a.s.

Software Developer

Ferratum ODS – Operational data storage
08/2018 - 09/2018

The goal of the project is to synchronize data into one repository from others still functional legacy systems. This repository will be the only data storage in the future.

Activities & Responsibilities:
I developed two spring boot applications. First one was for receiving data from one Apache kafka topic and spreading to multiple topics according to input data. The second one was for receiving data from multiple topics, merging together and saving to another system via rest calls. Business flow is quiet simple, but challenging part was to implement it with new technology like KStreams etc.

Technologies:
Java EE, Spring boot, Spring cloud config, Spring cloud stream, Spring cloud openfeign, Apache kafka, Maven

WMS – Workflow management system
12/2017 - 08/2018

The goal of the project was to create complex information system for handling smart meters for electricity providers in Scandinavia. System allows to create a configure lot of different business processes, plan tasks, automatic metering, integration with legacy systems etc.

Activities & Responsibilities:
I joined international team of developers. My task was to implement new modules according to specification, fix bugs reported by customer (later also in production environment) and basically did any programmer work. Because this was a long time project and it was really huge (approximately 2 million lines of code), understanding application flow was very challenging task.

Technologies:
Java EE, EJB, Spring, JSF, HTML, Oracle DB, DB2, PL/SQL, SOAP web services, Maven
2014/11 - 2017/09

ANEXT, a.s.

Software Developer

DCOM
06/2017 - 09/2017

The goal of the national project is to create the Municipality Data Centre (MDC, Slovak version DCOM) to make the E-services available for towns and villages so they will be able to deliver them to citizens and businessmen.

Activities & Responsibilities:
The task was to modify and partly implement MDFX - application module designed for processing and storing forms. MDFX was already in production environment, but there was need to create/update flow for another form type. I was working on it independently with just a little knowledge how it should work, so it very was challenging task.

Technologies:
Spring, Hibernate, SOAP web services, Maven, MS SQL database

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