Dariya Mykhaylyshyn

Dariya Mykhaylyshyn has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and industries. Dariya started their career as a Junior System Administrator at the College of Physical Education in 2001. Later, they worked as an Engineer at Aerotechnica Corporation from 2004 to 2010.

In 2010, Dariya joined Lavrynovych & Partners Law Firm as a Computer Systems Analyst, where they were responsible for the planning, development, and maintenance of information systems and communication channels. Dariya'srole included designing and setting up IT infrastructure in Data Centers, implementing new technologies, and managing IT budgets. Dariya also handled support and consulting for users, including tasks related to network security, data protection, video supervision system configuration, and more.

In 2016, Dariya joined Ignite Outsourcing as a System Administrator. In this role, they were responsible for installing, upgrading, and configuring various IT equipment such as desktops, servers, network equipment, storage systems, and UPS. Dariya also performed monitoring of server and network equipment using ZABBIX.

Dariya's role at Ignite Outsourcing evolved, and in 2018, they became the IT Team Lead. Dariya held this position until 2019 before joining airSlate | Business Automation as a DevOps Engineer.

Throughout their career, Dariya has gained valuable experience in IT infrastructure development, system administration, and DevOps. Dariya'sskills include planning, implementing and maintaining information systems, as well as ensuring data security and providing user support.

Dariya Mykhaylyshyn obtained their Bachelor's Degree in Computer Sciences, specializing in programming for electronic and computing devices and automated systems, from the College of Electronic Devices at Ivano-Frankivsk National Technical University of Oil and Gas. Dariya pursued their Master's Degree at the National Aviation University in the Faculty of Electronics at the Institute of Electronic and Control System. Dariya'sfield of study during this time included electronics and control systems.