MX3D
Alex Sorokin has a diverse work experience in the software development field. Alex currently holds the position of Software Developer at MX3D since February 2023.
Prior to this, Alex worked as a Frontend Developer at Space307 from April 2018 to March 2022. Alex was responsible for developing a trading platform used by millions of users, focusing on dynamic data visualization, algorithms for technical analysis tools, infrastructure, and UI/UX. Additionally, they managed a team during their tenure at Space307.
Before joining Space307, Alex worked as a Frontend Developer at Excelian | Luxoft Financial Services from November 2017 to April 2018. At Excelian, they were involved in the development and support of a trading platform for a large Australian customer. The product was a desktop application built on chromium, and they worked within a distributed team.
Prior to Excelian, Alex held the position of Developer at Tensor from June 2016 to October 2017. Alex utilized Vanilla JS, Python, and PostgreSQL for development, using a self-made framework built on MVC and MVVM patterns.
Alex's early work experience includes working as an Engineer at MegaFon from November 2013 to January 2016.
Overall, Alex Sorokin has a strong background in software development, with experience in frontend development, software engineering, and team management.
Alex Sorokin attended Ural State Technical University from 2010 to 2014, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology.
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MX3D
MX3D develops and licenses large scale robotic 3D printing technology. They are considered industry leader by their peers and an inspiration to all those new to 3D printing big in metal with wire arc additive manuacturing (WAAM).The company sells a complete turnkey solution integration sensors, software, robot and welding equipment in one product.MX3D licenses a complete, end 2 end software stack, MetalXL, which includes CAM, feasibility check, tool path planning, active monitoring and data logging. MetalXL is dedicated to WAAM and is easy to use. MX3D also bult parts in house for clients that are considering buying a machine.