Timur
Samoilenko

At FintechIQ I stepped into my first leadership role, taking ownership of the entire frontend team. My focus has been equal parts people and product — setting clear goals, refining how we work, and making sure we ship quality software on schedule. It's been the most challenging and rewarding chapter of my career so far.

At Alfa Partner I grew from backend PHP work into a fullstack role, picking up TypeScript along the way. The highlight was owning a major API integration from both ends entirely on my own — designing the backend layer and building the frontend experience around it.

At Expobank I worked deep in the backend — building the messaging layer that kept microservices talking to each other reliably. I designed an async queue system with RabbitMQ and built a proxy service to handle third-party API communication cleanly and securely.

My first developer role. I owned the document generation service used across the entire bank — making sure client-facing print templates rendered correctly for every case. I also built an internal tool from scratch to help my team track, manage, and deploy those templates, which ended up being used daily across the department.