Aleksandr Kriuchkov

Aleksandr Kriuchkov has a diverse work experience spanning over a decade. Aleksandr began their career at Eastar, where they worked as a System Administrator from March 2011 to February 2013. Aleksandr was then promoted to the role of Senior Engineer, where they contributed significantly by increasing team productivity through automation and integrating Agile development. Aleksandr also played a key role in adopting Redmine as the issue tracking system.

After leaving Eastar, Kriuchkov joined VTB, the Top-1 bank in Russia, as a DevOps Engineer. During their time there from January 2019 to September 2019, they developed the CI/CD roadmap and implemented it for multiple banking projects. Aleksandr also undertook responsibilities such as documentation, agreements, and interaction with internal teams and external vendors. Kriuchkov deployed projects using Ansible and OpenShift.

Following their stint at VTB, Kriuchkov joined OZON.ru as a Release Engineer. From September 2019 to August 2020, they played a crucial role in managing releases and ensuring the smooth functioning of the company's software systems.

In 2020, Kriuchkov joined Innotech as a Senior DevOps Engineer. Aleksandr created pipelines and developed Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solutions from scratch, using a stack that included TeamCity, OpenShift, Java, Helm, and ELK. Aleksandr'srole also involved collaborating with various teams to ensure efficient project delivery.

Most recently, Kriuchkov joined Applied Labs as a Senior Software Engineer in May 2022. Aleksandr'scurrent role entails leveraging their expertise to contribute to the development of software projects.

Overall, Kriuchkov has demonstrated expertise in software engineering, DevOps, and technical support throughout their career. Aleksandr has been involved in various aspects of project management, automation, documentation, and team collaboration.

Aleksandr Kriuchkov obtained a Bachelor's degree in Radio Communication, Broadcasting and Television from Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics (MTUCI) from 2001 to 2008.