Dmitry Morgovsky

Dmitry Morgovsky has been working in the software engineering industry since 2002. Dmitry began their career at Motorola as a Senior Software Engineer. In 2005 they moved to Bank Hapoalim as a Software Architect. In 2006 they joined db@net Ltd. as a Senior Software Architect, where they designed and developed projects using Open-Source frameworks. In 2008 they moved to Tikal Knowledge as a Senior Java Consultant. In 2009 they joined TTI Telecom as a Senior Software Engineer, where they designed and developed the "Automatic Thresholds" system and initiated the use of the Spring framework. In 2011 they moved to Orbitz Worldwide as a Senior Software Engineer. In 2013 they joined Amobee as a Senior Software Engineer, where they developed BigData aggregations using Hadoop and Cascading and initiated the development of an Application Framework based on Spring. In 2015 they moved to Inneractive as a Senior Software Engineer, where they designed and developed a flexible near real-time aggregation platform for processing millions of events per second. In 2018 they moved to Mobfox as a Team Leader. Currently, they are working at Ridge as a Tech Lead.

Dmitry Morgovsky's education history includes a Master of Arts in Computer-Aided Design of Electronic Devices from The National Technical University of Ukraine 'Kyiv Polytechnic Institute' (NTUU 'KPI') from 1987 to 1993, and secondary school from 1977 to 1987. Dmitry also has a number of certifications, including Programming Languages from Coursera in 2014, Principles of Reactive Programming from Coursera in 2013, Machine Learning from Coursera in 2013, Web Intelligence and Big Data from Coursera in 2013, Functional Programming Principles in Scala from Coursera in 2013, Sun Certified Web Component Developer for Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition in 2003, Master Java 1 programmer from Brainbench in 2002, Master Java 2 programmer from Brainbench in 2002, Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform in 2002, High IT Aptitude in 2000, Java 1.2 programmer in 2000, and Object-Oriented Developer from Brainbench in 2000.