Nikalay Malinchyk

In the Woodpecker project, I focus on integrating the system with MHI while also enhancing system performance. This involves optimizing query response times and increasing of performance.

In addition to my work on Woodpecker, I am involved in projects like Hummingbird and several other services that ensure the smooth operation of the back office. My role includes developing new features, bug fixing, reviewing colleagues’ code, and collaborating with other teams for service integration.

I also handle urgent back-office and warehouse requests and contribute to writing documentation for both new and undocumented existing functionalities.

In the TVH project, I played a pivotal role in system modernization using WebFlux. This involved performance optimization, ensuring code quality, fostering strong customer relationships, and bolstering decision-making processes. Key challenges conquered included addressing issues with partially documented APIs, mastering complex debugging, leading onboarding initiatives, and persuading customer on service modification for better performance.

In the Service for Ensuring the Activities of Duty Units project, I took the lead in creating two microservices from scratch, handled task decomposition, and ensured feature development and bug fixes. During the Interpol integration project with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, I played a key role in its third stage implementation, managed task decomposition, and contributed to the design and development of project microservices. In all roles, I led code reviews and was responsible for onboarding and training new team members.

In the Payment Account Management project, I was crucial in developing a module for managing transfers and generating invoices. Key strengths included integrating with 1C, crafting architectural solutions, and optimizing data layouts. I also heavily refactored code, ensured comprehensive test coverage, actively participated in sprint planning, and engaged with customers on new features.

At Communication Management Service, I performed a codebase refactor, transitioned to Spring Boot, and built an AngularJS front-end. For the Communication Data Parsing project, I migrated from Oracle to Kafka for data handling and implemented Apache Camel for parallel processing. In the Subscriber Data Analysis Module, I conducted codebase refactoring and feature introduction. These experiences provided me with substantial expertise in various technologies and underscored my capabilities in project optimization and successful deployment.

I played a pivotal role in maintaining and developing a dashboard for Yandex Direct and Google Adwords advertising campaigns. Working with Java 8, Spring Boot 2, and Vue 2, I extended the service's capabilities by creating new features and refining existing ones, leveraging prior experience as an advertising department head. The service provides campaign management, monitoring, and report generation for clients.