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| Mr. Azarov is experienced in software design and programming. He has developed database, GUI and Internet applications for different operating systems using programming languages such as C++, Perl and Java. He worked extensively with both C and C++. He is also familiar with application development tools and software support tools such as debuggers, source code control systems, profilers, etc. and is knowledgeable in UNIX shell and system programming. In his work he also makes use of object-oriented design tools, such as Rational Rose, and configuration management tools. Mr. Azarov has good inter-personal skills; he led a small team and carried out a clarification process. | ||||
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| Platforms: | Intel-based PC, Sun, Macintosh | |||
| Operating Systems: | Linux, Windows (Win16, Win32), UnixWare, Solaris | |||
| Programming Languages: | C, C++, Java, FORTRAN, Sed, Awk, Perl, UNIX Bourne/Korn shells, Visual Basic, Delphi | |||
| Markup Languages: | HTML, XML, XSLT, WML, XML Schema, XPath, XInclude | |||
| Libraries: | JUnit, JAAS (Java Authentication and Authorization Service), JavaMail, Enterprise JavaBeans, Adaptive Communication Environment (ACE), Standard Template Library (STL), Perl modules (MIME, database, templates), Xerces, Eclipse SDK, Aladdin Hardlock API | |||
| Application Servers: | BEA WebLogic 5.1, IBM WebSphere Application Server | |||
| DBMS: | MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL | |||
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Configuration of deployment of complex components with
inter-dependences and for complex environments (many hosts with
application servers, database servers, etc.) This tool is
generic and allows using it for various applications and
3rd-party systems. It requires very little from application
developer, but provides validation of configuration, binding
configuration parts to another's configuration, typed
parameters, optional parameters, etc. The tools is
standards-complaint, it uses XML, XML Schema, Apache ANT. It
functions inside Eclipse, thus providing a configuration
perspective in this Integrated Development Environment.
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The library provides unified security model for the company
applications and thus eases the development and administration
of user policies. The project is multilingual (Java and C++) and
multiplatform (Windows, Solaris and Linux). This framework is
made on top of JAAS in Java and written as it's functional
analogue in C++. The user data base is LDAP and it is used for
authorization also (i.e. stores roles and permissions). The
project passes severe regression tests during the development
stages, that's why test suite automation is in use. The
framework features pluggable authentication, authorization,
logging and configuration modules for all the platforms and
languages. Responsibilities:
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The aim of the project is to build up a middleware which
outperforms CORBA in terms of security and performance of
asynchronous calls. The main language of the project is C++,
however Java is supported too. It has special interface
definition language. A native transport protocol with encryption
has been developed over UDP. Responsibilities:
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The framework for creation of multi-user WAP applications. The
advantage of this framework over competitors is its
application-oriented architecture, when the user is working with
applications having its own persistent state, so she may
disconnect from the cell network, then come back and see what
she left. The framework is based on Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
architecture and runs on BEA Weblogic application
server. Advanced features of WML are used, such as alerts. Responsibilities:
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Development of automated test tools for WAP application testing
has been carried out. Test tool is written in Java and based on
a scenario language in XML. Also a set of XML templates is
written on top of the tool to facilitate in development of
various load and regression test cases. The tool's output is
parsed using XSL templates to produce HTML detail and summary
reports. Responsibilities:
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This is a commercial redesign and implementation of the academic
project mentioned below. This Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
tool calculates unsteady aerodynamic loads over complex
geometric configurations (wing, wing-body) oscillating in
3-dimensional gas flow. The program is written in C++ and
FORTRAN and occupies about 15000 lines of source code. Responsibilities:
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Mailing lists service provider www.maillist.ru project. It is
written in Perl and has extensible architecture that allows
creating unusual letter providers (e.g. personalized) and
sophisticated advertizing algorithms. Responsibilities:
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The internal Perl library to ease dynamic site development has
been designed and implemented. The modules include
configuration, object persistence in relational databases
(providing the same interface to several DBMS), templates,
personal information storage and so on. Responsibilities:
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Internet counter. The
former counter has been seriously re-worked upon. Approximate
performance increase of 30% has been achieved, along with
simultaneous increase in fault- and peak-tolerance. The whole
counter system is written in C++ and makes extensive use of ACE
library, FastCGI (persistent CGI connections library) and
MySQL. Internally it consists of a main long-lifetime server and
lite FastCGI image composing processes linked to the server by
UDP. The server utilizes a reactive pattern from ACE library
while using a separate thread for SQL processing. Responsibilities:
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Working as a technical lead of the whole List.Ru project, controlled the
work on List.Ru banner system and large daily news project
called Content. At the same
time, managed also a number of smaller projects, including
extensible mailing lists
server with encoding translation, MIME/HTML/TEXT selection,
etc. Responsibilities:
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Online roulette. This is a
Java applet to play casino roulette. Java applet is JDK 1.0 -
compliant and works under Netscape Navigator and Internet
Explorer browsers from version 3.0 and above. The applet
communicates to the server written in C via TCP, that in turn accepts
a number entered by an operator to administrative Web-form and
sends it to all the clients on a particular table. The server
supports also a "passive" mode when it generates random
numbers automatically. Responsibilities:
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Suite of programs written in Visual C++ 4.2 (MFC, STL) running
as a service under Windows NT 4.0, receiving and sending mail
through MAPI for later use by external handlers. The suite is
organized in such a way that many mailboxes may exist
simultaneously. Setup for the program is written in
InstallShield3. A wizard-like configuration tool is used to
manage the system configuration. Responsibilities:
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Large Internet bug-tracking software written in Perl. Runs under
Linux, Digital UNIX and Windows NT. Allows many users
(customers, developers, testers, managers, etc.) to keep track
of problems in a number of software products under development
or under support in the company. The primary user interface is
based upon WWW with optional support of e-mail notifications. To
store the information and perform full-text search a custom
database engine was designed and created. CVS was used to
provide simultaneous work of several developers. (The software was largely redesigned later and is currently distributed as SupportWizard) Responsibilities:
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Editor for engineers and managers to keep track of changes made
in components (e.g. electric boards) and their elements. So the
editor provides an easy way of dealing with complex versioned
entities (Bill of Material, BOM) consisting of other such with
numerous attached files (drawings, documents, etc.). A set of
BOM changes is grouped into a document (Engineering Change
Order, ECO) describing the reason, referring to the author,
etc. Each ECO must be approved before the change is made. The
necessity of object versions and complex object's lifecycle led
to the use of document management system CMS as a backend. The
realization was in Visual C++ 4.2 (MFC) using ActiveX ProtoView
DataGrid component. Responsibilities:
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Internet system for car leasing. The clients are given the
possibility to choose in advance a suitable lease scheme, car
make, and so on via WWW forms. Once filled the forms, the client
receives an order ID and may later check the status of the
request. On the other hand, an operator uses secured WWW forms
to walk through the list of pending orders and processes them
with the option to reject. The software written in Borland
IntraBuilder and using Paradox database runs on Windows NT. Responsibilities:
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Supplement software for computer-specific magazines. The project
was inspired by the need to distribute sets of files
(e.g. documents, macros, graphics, etc.) in addition to the
magazine itself. The suite of programs had to provide easy setup
and usage under DOS and Windows 3.1. Once installed the core,
user may preview files (ASCII and WordPerfect documents and CGM
graphics) distributed as a single packaged file and install the
selected onto the user's disk. DOS version uses Zinc library for
GUI, while under Windows the suite makes use of WordPerfect SDK
to display GUI controls in WordPerfect-alike manner and for file
preview. CTL3D provides 3D look when WordPerfect is absent. Responsibilities:
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Large client-server system for medical scientists and
organizations. Research organizations may search a candidate by
required skills in object-oriented database. On the other hand,
registered people may find organizations. A database backend is
ObjectStore database running under UnixWare. Client's seat is
written in Visual Basic using Sheridan DataWidgets VBX
controls. A client-side database of constant pre-defined values
for use in searches, etc. is Access. Responsibilities:
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Software which collects information from sensors via X.25
network on Eicon cards. These sensors report water, gas,
etc. consumption data. The system is used to manage sensors,
query them and provide billing reports. Network module is
written in Visual C++ using Eicon X.25 SDK and module for
administration and billing is written in Visual Basic using
Crystal Reports. To substitute a real sensor, a small program
was developed. Responsibilities:
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Refal to ANSI C translator written in ANSI C. Refal is a programming language which abbreviation stands for Recursive Functional Algorithmic Language. The language is pure functional and has built-in pattern recognition. The translator is written in pure ANSI C with extensible library of routines and designed to be easily portable. | |||
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A sophisticated Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) tool to determine aerodynamic loads from an unsteady 3-dimensional gas flow. Designed using object-oriented approach, with an ideas of distributed calculations in mind, it is written in C++ and FORTRAN and has more than 14000 lines of source code. | |||
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M.S. in Applied Physics and Mathematics, 1996, with
distinction B.S. in Natural Sciences, 1994 |
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Software engineering: SEI Capability Maturity Model (CMM), Quality Assurance, Configuration Management, Requirements Management, Metrics. | |||
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Team management, Programming techniques (Extreme Programming). | |||
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29 years old. Married. Non-smoker. E-mail: azarov@aha.ru Mother tongue is Russian. Good English. |
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