Kirill Sapozhnikov

Kirill Sapozhnikov has a diverse work experience spanning various companies and roles. Kirill began their career in 2011 as a PLSQL Developer at Global System LLC, where they worked on the "HRM" module for an ERP system. Kirill then joined Polyus Gold as a Manager before moving on to Actimind as a Software Engineer, where they worked on a configuration interface for a Java application.

In 2013, Kirill joined SPB TV, initially as a Frontend Developer before transitioning to a Backend Engineer role. Kirill was responsible for designing and implementing REST APIs for various platforms and services. During their time at SPB TV, they also developed projects in the video streaming area for Smart TV, set-top boxes, and the web.

In 2017, Kirill worked as a Ruby Architect on the "Crazy Egg" project at Crossover for Work. Kirill implemented new features and functionalities for the analytic tool. Kirill then became a self-employed Full Stack Developer, working on various projects.

In 2018, Kirill joined NDA as a Tech Lead in the Billing Team, where they developed a payment gateway microservice. Kirill later became self-employed again, working as a Senior Software Engineer.

In 2020, Kirill joined Enapter as a Software Engineer, focusing on the design and manufacturing of efficient hydrogen electrolyzers. Kirill worked with the Energy Management System for real-time monitoring and device management.

Currently, Kirill is a Software Engineer in the Engine Team at Workato, an AI-based middleware platform. Kirill'srole involves integrating apps and automating complex business workflows with security and governance.

Overall, Kirill Sapozhnikov has gained extensive experience in software engineering, spanning various industries and technologies.

Kirill Sapozhnikov obtained a Bachelor's degree in Automated control systems and databases from Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace and Instrumentation. In addition to their degree, they have also obtained several certifications. In 2018, they completed the "Build a Modern Computer from First Principles: From Nand to Tetris (Project-Centered Course)" certification from Coursera. In 2019, they obtained the "Functional programming in Haskell" certification from the Computer Science Center. In 2020, they completed two certifications from Coursera, namely "Building Scalable Web Services in Golang" and "Building Scalable Web Services in Golang, part 2".