Tatyana Schifino

Tatyana Schifino has a diverse work experience that spans over two decades. Tatyana has held various roles in different companies, showcasing their expertise in software development and programming.

Tatyana started their career as a Senior Developer at Merrimack Paper Company, where they designed and implemented an application to track customer complaints and product quality. Tatyana then worked as a Senior Programmer/Analyst at MFS Investment Management, where they gained experience in object-oriented programming, design patterns, and database management systems.

In subsequent years, Tatyana held multiple roles as a Senior Software Developer at Invacare Supply Group and Mueller Systems. At Invacare Supply Group, they designed and developed a B2C online web application for safe and secure order processing of medical supplies. At Mueller Systems, Tatyana developed billing interfaces for municipal utility systems and added features to an existing application.

Tatyana's skills expanded further when they joined John Hancock Life Insurance Company as a Senior Developer/Tech Lead. Tatyana worked on the server refresh project for the LifePRO application and developed data management systems and security enforcement in SharePoint.

Following this, Tatyana joined Public Consulting Group as a Senior Developer, where they redesigned and developed the Medicaid Billing System application. Tatyana also created a Denial Analysis Tool application using ASP for the Billing department.

Currently, Tatyana is working as a VP Sr. Quantitative Analyst at Eastern Bank.

Throughout their career, Tatyana has demonstrated proficiency in various programming languages and technologies such as C#, ASP, SQL Server, Visual Basic, and .NET. Tatyana has a strong background in designing and developing applications, database optimization, and system testing.

Tatyana Schifino obtained a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering/Computer Science from Saint Petersburg University of Transport. The specific years of their education are not mentioned.