"Education is not a preparation for life, it is life" (J. Devey)

Average mark during the period of studing: 5.0
Skills and knowledges:

• Delphi 7, MS Visual C++, BC++ 6, Java (keen on Delphi programming since schooldays)
• OOP, UML, Rational Rose
• SQL, BDE, MS SQL Server, MS Access, InterBase, MySQL
• HTML (DHTML), JavaScript, AJAX, PHP

Proficiency in languages: Russian, Ukrainian, English
Personal qualities: purposeful, responsible‚ diligent, able for quick learning, sociable

I was born on April 21st, 1988 in Donetsk. My mother and father, grandmother and grandfather who surrounded me since my birthday brought me up, opened a life for me and shared my pleasures and failures. I am obliged to them for what person I have become.

When I was three years old I went to kindergarten where I found my first friends. With two of them we have been friends for incomplete 20 years. I liked to spend time in kindergarten, often kindergarten teachers charged me with playing with children who were hard to get used to the living conditions of kindergarten.

I waited for every summer which I spent together with my younger cousin. I thought up games and entertainments for us, took part in her upbringing.

In kindergarten I learnt to write and draw, by the way, with the left hand, because I am left-hander. Drawing became my first hobby.

In 1995 I attended Donetsk physical and mathematical school №17. At primary school our first teacher Grigorenko Tamara Fedorovna gave us new knowledge, learnt to be friendly and help each other, revealed our talents. In class we celebrated pupils’ birthdays, New Year and other holidays, played in school theatrical performances where I usually was the presenter.

At secondary school my favourite subjects were mathematics, English language and informatics. My mathematics teacher Lysov Vladimir Ivanovich taught us to think, gave us an excellent grounding. It was interesting and easy for me to study English language, I took part in school and regional olympiads. Wishing to improve my English I had been going on additional courses in English language for two years.

I got interested in informatics in the ninth form. Teachers Prigunova Natalia Vjacheslavovna and Ignatova Natalia Valerievna taught how to write programs on Pascal and on Delphi. I participated in school and regional olympiads where I were the winner and the prize winner accordingly. Achievements in informatics pleased me and stimulated my further learning. By the time I left school I had decided to connect my professional life with programming.

At secondary school I made a decision to study in Donetsk national technical university – one of the strongest and prestigious universities in Ukraine. At the faculty of computer sciences and technologies I was interested in speciality "Software for automated systems" because I understood that I could become a broad specialist in the field of software engineering. When I was in leavers’ class I started an assiduous preparation for entering the university. I was accepted as DonNTU student in spring of 2005 by successful rating tests passing.

Both interesting subjects and highly qualified and attentive lecturers able to create comfortable atmosphere for new knowledge learning favoured an excellent study at university. Despite the hardness it was interesting to study. The desire to become the competent person in various field of computer technologies was only increasing with each new year of study.

Along with programming I continued to improve my knowledge of English language. When I was a second-year student I participated in all-Ukrainian English language olympiad among technical universities where I took 8th place in computer technologies section. It was a great experience for me.

As a student, I took a great interest in photography, and I liked to spend free from the study time walking across Donetsk in search of good shots.

After receiving bachelor's degree I entered the magistrates. On the fourth year of study I got interested in such subjects taught by Fedyaev Oleg Ivanovich as artificial intelligence and neural networks. Oleg Ivanovich suggested me to try myself in new developing field of computer technologies – multi-agent theory. Thus appeared the theme of my master’s work – "Efficiency evaluation of multi-agent simulation of systems with distributed intelligence" – and my first achievements in scientific activity – performances at scientific conferences.

Student's life, full of positive memories, is the first stage of my independent adult life. The university has given me an excellent base grounding and confidence that I can succeed in any sphere of computer technologies.

After successful graduation from magistracy I would like to work as a software developer. Work should be interesting and profitable, should allow to gain new knowledge and improve skills in software engineering and fast promotion track.

Also I would like to become a good photographer and have a chance to travel more.