Career Profile
Server Khalilov is a professional Software Engineer working at CARSYNC GmbH. Server is holding a BSc. Degree in Applied Mathematics from Tavrida National University of Crimea with majors in Mathematics, and a MSc. Degree in Computer Science from University of Kaiserslautern with majors in Software Engineering. Server is a motivated and a hardworking team-player, always aspiring to develop professionally.
Experiences
- Working on the front-end part of Carsync Project, based on Angular 7 and Material design (http://app.carsync.de).
- Creating custom components, which are re-used in different parts of the product.
- Refactoring the existing code, in order to provide clean components structure.
- Learned the concept of conflict-free-replicated-data (CRDTs).
- Developed several projects, based on AntidoteDB, which include a Calendar application, a CRDT-Visualiser, an AntidoteDB Website.
- Developed Themler project by adding new front-end functionality and covered it with tests using Karma and Jasmine.
- Spearheaded the process of testing and tracking of successful tests’ passing that provides more efficient management.
- Developed built-in Artisteer JavaScript - plugin for conversion Artisteer themes to Themler ones.
- Worked in a team of 50 members and improved my knowledge of version control systems (Git, SVN).
- Worked in a team of developers and created a portal based on Microsoft CRM 2011, 2013 with an extended functionality due to plugins.
- Developed a Tic-Tac-Toe WF / WPF applications with a network game-mode and a data base.
Projects
Here you can find a list of projects, which I worked on. I will try to update it occasionally.
Master Thesis - Developed WebCure, a framework for partial replication of data at client-side in web applications.
Restaurant Reviews project for Mobile Web Specialist Certification Course - A progressive web application implemented as a part of my study in a Udacity's Mobile Web Specialist NanoDegree.
Compiler's construction from MiniJava to MIPS - A compiler for MiniJava -> MIPS, which was implemented in Java.