Julia Nikitina

Julia Nikitina has had a diverse and extensive work experience in the field of iOS development. Julia started their career as an intern at Redmadrobot, where they successfully completed a challenging internship and worked on a real-time meeting room schedule iPad app. Julia then joined Redmadrobot as an iOS Developer, where they developed various projects, including an app for employees.

Julia also worked at Tinkoff Bank as an iOS Developer for a brief period, although it did not meet their expectations as they had to support a legacy code base rather than implement new features. Julia then joined ARRIVAL, where they developed and implemented a feature-rich iOS app for van and bus drivers. Julia enhanced the user experience by architecting route planning algorithms and collaborating with a design team to incorporate eye-catching animations.

Julia further extended their skills by teaching a Mobile Applications Development course at the Higher School of Economics. Julia helped students grasp basic programming concepts and some students even chose iOS programming as their specialization after the course. Additionally, they worked as an iOS Developer at ATON, where they fixed bugs and implemented various features in a broker investment app.

Julia also worked as a junior iOS Developer at Flowwow, where they implemented production screens, integrated a payment system, and created a guide on Github for converting it to Swift. Recently, they have taken on the role of a Senior iOS Developer at Innotech, where they developed a dashboard app for iPad, adding numerous features and optimizing test run time.

In the future, Julia will be joining Exness as an iOS Developer, starting in 2023.

Julia Nikitina pursued their education at Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU) from 2005 to 2010, where they obtained a Master's degree. The field of study for their Master's degree is not specified in the provided information. In addition, they obtained a certification in Harvard CS50 from Harvard University in October 2017.