Alexander Sabadyr

Alexander Sabadyr has a diverse work experience spanning over 15 years. Alexander started their career as a Lead QA Engineer at Enkata, where they worked on a CRM system for analyzing business data. Alexander then moved on to conject AG, where they served as a Lead Enterprise J2EE Developer and played a key role in planning the architecture of new features. Alexander also gained experience in bug fixing, maintaining, and enhancing applications, as well as SQL query optimization.

Afterwards, they worked at Exigen Services as an Architect/TechLead, focusing on projects in the Oracle ITSP division. Alexander was responsible for architecture documentation, solution design, and choosing technology stacks.

Alexander then joined Luxoft as a Lead System Architect, where they contributed to the implementation of core systems for Burstek, a network security and reporting product. Alexander took on various responsibilities, such as designing the system core, choosing technologies and frameworks, and providing assistance and mentoring to developers. Alexander also served as a Scrum Master and conducted business requirements analysis.

Alexander Sabadyr continued their career at T-Systems CIS as a Senior Architect and Head of the Architecture group. Alexander then worked at Luxoft again as a Technical Project Manager, where they managed projects and facilitated their successful execution.

Alexander later joined Deutsche Bank as a Project Manager, overseeing the timely and efficient completion of projects.

Most recently, they served as the CTO at Mailburn Inc, where they set up a complete software development and delivery lifecycle. This involved providing architecture leadership, establishing development practices, planning roadmaps, prototyping core components, and managing and fostering the growth of the team.

Currently, Alexander Sabadyr is working as the CTO at DeepView.

Alexander Sabadyr attended ITMO University from 1999 to 2004, where they studied optical systems. The provided information does not mention any specific degree obtained during this period.