Artem Kalashnikov

Artem Kalashnikov has a strong background in frontend development, with experience in various roles at different companies.

Artem is currently working as a Senior Frontend Developer at Ennabl, a position they started in November 2021.

Before that, they held the role of Senior UI Developer at Wiley, where they were responsible for developing and supporting the UI for Wiley's online learning services. Artem worked with React/Redux and had a focus on accessibility.

Prior to that, Artem worked as a Senior Frontend Developer at Chrono.tech, where they developed a cryptocurrency wallet. Artem started in February 2018 and left in March 2020.

Artem also has experience as a Senior Frontend Developer at MERA, working on an internal project for a large Russian bank. Artem was involved in architecture design and integration with iOS APIs. Artem started in August 2016 and left in February 2018.

Artem has previous experience as a Senior Fullstack Developer at Platform Soft, where they worked on an electronic marketplace for the government of Saint Petersburg. Artem used cutting-edge technologies and microservice architecture for this project. Artem started in August 2015 and left in August 2016.

Before that, they worked as a Senior Fullstack Developer at Direct Group, supporting a social network project. Artem used Symphony and Doctrine for this project. Artem started in July 2012 and left in August 2015.

Artem's earlier experience includes working as a Senior PHP Developer at Business Development Group, where they provided support for a project called "Voicecards.ru". Artem started in December 2011 and left in July 2012.

Artem also worked as a Web Developer at Advertising Agency Imageprom, where they were responsible for HTML coding and developing frontend and backend logic for various web applications. Artem used technologies such as Zend Framework, jQuery, and PHP 5. Artem started in June 2006 and left in December 2011.

Artem Kalashnikov attended Nizhniy Novgorod State Technical University named after R.Y. Alekseev (NSTU) from 2004 to 2010. Artem pursued a degree in Nuclear Engineering and belonged to the Physics and Technology Faculty during their time at the university.