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The software development manager in Amazon. 13 years in IT. Java development and architecture trainer in Luxoft Training Center.

Anatoly was studying to become an information security specialist. He was earning money like a tough C++ developer on Linux. After getting bored of coding, he felt the urge to create and switched to C#. He has been writing in .NET since its first versions. Currently Anatoly is designing and developing business applications, distributed and fault-tolerant systems. He spends his spare time with ES, CQRS and DDD.

Anton Semenchenko is a co-founder / activist of the following communities: COMAQA.by, COREHARD.by (C/C++ and lower), InterIT.by (IT specialists who relocated to Minsk), co-founder of DPI.Solutions company, manager at EPAM. More than 17 years of IT experience, main specialization: automated testing, low-level development using C++ and lower, management, trainings, sales.

Currently Sergey is an independent Android Engineer and Consultant with the background in backend dev. Co-organiser of the first Kotlin User Group in Russia and Android Academy in St. Petersburg and Moscow, usually speaks about Kotlin and Android. Kotlin early adopter, digital nomad.

Evgeny used to work on .NET, Microsoft stack for quite a long time. He worked at Quest Software, after that he moved to Dell to work on frontend. He worked his way from CoffeeScript + Angular 1.0 to Dart + Angular 2.0. Currently Evgeny works at Wrike, a high-load SaaS application with very rich client code. Wrike team uses Dart and Angular 2.0 and aspires to be up-to-date with all modern trends in the web world.

PM at EPAM. Worked at HP, Luxoft, Deutsche Bank, UBS and Motorola. Roles: Senior Hardware Engineer, Lead Support Specialist, Senior Java Developer, Leadership coach, Technical Director.

The co-founder of HighTech Group, teacher in KFU and blogger. Try to google "как писать тесты" ("how to write tests" in Russian). The first result is his article. Previously, before founding his own company, Maxim was employed as a Web Developer, Team Leader, CTO and Head of Quality Department in various companies from Kazan, Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Antwerp, Belgium. He is sure that technology is not a "thing in itself", but tools. The tools must suit the problem being solved. The work of an engineer is to select the right tools and create new ones.

Vladimir has been working on performance and scalability of Netcracker platform (a software used by telecom operators for automatization of network management processes and network equipment) for ten years. His focus is Java and Oracle Database performance optimisations. Vladimir is an author of more than a dozen of performance improvements in the official PostgreSQL JDBC driver.