Slava Karnaukh

Slava Karnaukh has been working in the software engineering field since 2015. Slava started as a Junior Software Engineer at EPAM Systems, where they were responsible for creating new functionality of applications, working on optimization and fixing bugs of existent functionality, implementing new features for top international companies, and utilizing Scrum methodology while working with distributed or local teams.

In 2016, they were a JavaScript Instructor at IT-школа EasyCode and a JavaScript Developer at eZLO Smart Home. In 2017, they were a JavaScript Instructor at Spalah IT-School, a JavaScript Developer at Aginity, a Senior JavaScript Developer and a JavaScript Developer at Brightgrove Ltd., a Senior Web UI Engineer at SoftServe, and a Senior Software Engineer at Panasonic North America.

In 2020, they took on the roles of Lead Software Engineer and Senior Software Engineer at EPAM Systems, and in 2021 they assumed the roles of Frontend Tech Lead and Frontend Engineer at Focaldata.

Slava Karnaukh has an extensive education history, beginning with a Bachelor's degree in Economic Cybernetics from the Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics from 2003 to 2007. Slava then obtained a Master's degree in Economic Cybernetics from the Kyiv National Economics University from 2007 to 2009. In 2010 and 2011, Slava completed Advanced Training in Small Business Administration/Management at the International Solomon University. In addition, Slava has obtained numerous certifications, including Node.js in Cloud AWS from The Rolling Scopes School in 2021, Software Design: Developing Effective Requirements from LinkedIn in 2020, Developing Applications with Google Cloud Platform from Coursera in 2019, Exam 480: Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3 from Microsoft in 2019, Node.js from Dev-Pro.net in 2017, edX Honor Code Certificate for Introduction to Functional Programming from edX in 2016, M101JS: MongoDB for Node.js Developers from MongoDB, Inc. in 2015, Fundamentals of JavaScript Development from Maxymiser in 2015, Programming for Everybody (Python) from Coursera in 2015, and Computer Science 101 from Stanford University in 2014.