Vladimir Suvorov

Vladimir Suvorov has worked in the software engineering industry since 2011. Vladimir began their career as a Software Engineer and Technical Support Engineer at Simtech Ltd., where they were responsible for determining and confirming customers' business requirements, preparing and verifying projects' detailed description, developing and integrating web store customizations, communicating with individual customers and company representatives, and consulting customers on product functionality. In 2013, they joined ITECH.group as a Senior Software Engineer, where they worked on development activities, solutions, methods, and practices, developed new and effective interactive design solutions, and assisted in developing methodologies, standards and best practices for the group. In 2015, they moved to "FunBox" as a Software Engineer. In 2016, they joined BIA-Technologies as a Senior Software Engineer. In 2017, they joined Provectus as a Senior Software Engineer. In 2019, they joined both XING and New Work SE as a Software Engineer. Most recently, in 2021, they joined Xempus as a Full-stack Developer.

Vladimir Suvorov completed their Specialist degree in Computational Linguistics from Ulyanovsk State Technical University between 2007 and 2012. Vladimir also attended the Ulyanovsk State Technical University lyceum. In addition, they have obtained various certifications from Udemy and Coursera, including Vue - The Complete Guide (incl. Router & Composition API) (2022), Angular - The Complete Guide (2021), Understanding TypeScript (2021), Introduction to Computer Science and Programming (2020), The Complete Node.js Developer Course (2020), Complete Linux Training Course to Get Your Dream IT Job (2020), Основы разработки на C++: желтый пояс (2019), Основы разработки на C++: белый пояс (2019), Advanced C Programming: Pointers (n.d.), C Programming For Beginners (n.d.), C Programming for beginners - Master the C Language (n.d.), C++: From Beginner to Expert (n.d.), and Learn Socket Programming in C from Scratch (n.d.).