I started at SC with frontends for embedded measurements systems. In the daily work, real-time visualization was a challenge, but we reached HD quality. I worked as a full-stack developer for years in CIS, where we developed enterprise level information systems. CIS is a supplier of some big company, so I could improved myself in many ways of teamwork collaboration (SCRUM, kanban, etc.), alongside for the business customers my responsibility was to develop proof of concepts of my own, later with my own team. In some university project I learned from large-scale computing systems, and data analytics. This experience is exploited in GE Lighting's Innovation team, where architect and develop IoT lighting systems. The first part was to architect and standardize a solution, after that connect with the hardware and evaluate it. There I learned a lot from test automation. In the GE I need to be a part of the embedded software development, so I'm familiar with SBC and microcontrollers. In the end of 2015 I promoted myself to a contractor, and started to searching for project based jobs. I wanna build up a venture based on proficiency and efficiency to make a better future. So I had create my processes, and environmental background. My group automated our processes to could work in extreme uncertain conditions. To build up this organization we used lean-startup management strategy. In 2016 I started a CMS system development for MLM, and started to research progressive web application based mobile clients, because that time I hadn't got the resources to maintain mobile clients to every platform. After the CMS system my group started to develop a data warehouse with BI for physical measurements and analytics. In 2017 I'm worked for JT as a devops engineer and senior java developer, where I could exploit my experiences with large-scale distributed systems. After JT I founded my private company, where I mastered the art of producing high-quality code with optimized engineering solutions, and besides development, I'm working as a DevOps consultant or Tech Lead, but once upon a time I was an architect at LHS. Nowadays I'm a professional freelancer for hire. PS.: If You not familiar with the terms process-oriented, then I'm NOT your tech-lead. And yes, I'm working from remote, on-site jobs, business traveling or relocation comes with the extra fee, based on the observation: most of the cases when the customer insist on-site working is based on lack of trust or the fact about the company, but if no one is willing to innovate then we never reach CI/CD.