Michael Chugunov
With more than 15 years of experience in the software development industry, I can consult you or your team in many technical and business areas, including high-load application performance, building resilient architecture, and setting up the development process. I've worked in areas such as telemedicine, ride-sharing, telecom, insurance, etc., so I hope my knowledge may be relevant to your needs.
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CodeXTeam is a one-stop shop for all the needs of a modern software development company. We provide businesses with top-level develope...
CodeXTeam is a one-stop shop for all the needs of a modern software development company. We provide businesses with top-level developers from around the globe and consult in multiple fields including telemedicine, blockchain, and AI.
My responsibilities at CodeXTeam include assessing developers' skills, setting up development processes, architectural consulting and, generally speaking, making things work.
Apart from that sometimes I take part in side projects having my primary interest in building AI integrations and blockchain apps
While working at Crossover, I participated in several projects spanning from ridesharing to building virtual workspaces. As a Chief So...
While working at Crossover, I participated in several projects spanning from ridesharing to building virtual workspaces. As a Chief Software Architect, I took full responsibility for the technical evolution of the RideAustin ridesharing app, a leading ridesharing solution in Austin, TX between 2016 and 2019. I led a team of 4 fellow developers, providing code reviews, and setting up development rules and practices while ensuring timely and bug-free deliveries for the project.
As a part of the Sococo project, I participated in refactoring the legacy codebase and integrating the virtual workspace platform with leading remote communication tools such as Zoom, WebEx, Google Talk, etc. Working as a full-stack developer I introduced some of the best testing practices for the frontend application, reducing the need for retesting by 30%.