Yury Samsonov
Разработчик Серверной Части at Netoplay
Saint Petersburg, Saint Petersburg, Israel
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Top SchoolYury Samsonov is a seasoned backend developer and team leader with 11 years of experience building scalable APIs and microservices using PHP, Go, and modern backend tooling. At Avito he led the OpenAPI platform, API monetization and account-hierarchy projects, turning complex business requirements into automated, production-ready systems used by internal and external clients. He combines hands-on engineering—databases like PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, caching and middleware—with people leadership, having rescued and transformed underperforming teams through Scrum and clear goal-setting. Now at Netoplay, he continues to focus on robust server-side solutions while staying pragmatic about developer experience and operational automation. Based in Saint Petersburg and originally trained in software architecture, he pairs deep system design knowledge with a bias for measurable outcomes. An engineer who prefers shipping reliable infrastructure over showy prototypes, he’s open to opportunities that demand both technical ownership and team-level impact.
12 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Engineer's degree, Information systems, software architecture, Engineer's degree, Information systems, software architecture at Tver State Technical University
English, Russian, Hebrew
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Github Skills (12)
java9
graphql-api9
graphql8
spring-boot-jpa3
spring-boot3
jpa-hibernate3
data-science2
spring-mvc2
jpa2
hibernate2
spring2
mysql1
Programming languages (2)
Github contributions (5)
ysamsonov/blog-server
May 2017 - Feb 2019
Contributions:1 PR, 5 pushes, 2 branches in 1 year 9 months
spring-boothibernatemysqljpa-hibernatespring-boot-jpa
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