Timur Samoilenko

Now, I’m leading the frontend team at FintechIQ, which is my first experience as a team leader. My main focus has been on learning leadership skills while keeping performance metrics on track. I’m dedicated to hitting our quarterly targets like an experienced leader would 💪📈.

The biggest challenge has been maintaining strong progress in our results while building a positive and productive team culture. I’m committed to continuously improving our numbers and creating an environment where everyone can excel together.

I joined Alfa Partner as a PHP backend developer, but after picking up TypeScript, I moved into a fullstack role. My main work involved developing and maintaining the company’s primary website, handling both backend and frontend responsibilities.

My biggest project was integrating a complex API across the backend and frontend — a task I took on independently. 🔗⚙️ This experience really let me flex my fullstack skills, providing a seamless user experience and ensuring robust data handling on both ends.

At Expobank, I developed a queue service to facilitate smooth communication between microservices, using RabbitMQ as the core technology 🐇. This system allowed various services to exchange data asynchronously, improving overall application performance and reliability.

I also created a proxy microservice in Laravel to handle connections to third-party APIs, which enabled secure and efficient data handling with external services 🚀. This was key to expanding the bank’s integration capabilities and optimizing workflows.

My first developer role! I was responsible for the bank’s client document generation service, configuring print templates to ensure accurate output for all clients 🖨️. This involved working closely with different teams to make sure templates were compatible and printed without issues.

The biggest project I handled was a tool I built for my department to manage and deploy form templates. This tool could list all available forms, display the variables for each template, and deploy forms to different testing environments as needed. It was my first experience with Next.js and web development 🌐, although the majority of my work was done with PHP and Oracle.