Yanovian LLC focuses on two areas: building our own IT products and helping IT businesses modernize their solutions to fully utilize the power of the cloud.

With over 20 years of experience in Golang, TypeScript, and Python, plus running operations for on-prem datacenters and cloud, we help you migrate to cloud, re-architect or optimize existing solutions, and build secure, scalable systems from scratch.

I offer a free 30-minute consultation to discuss how we can work together. The business operates from Yerevan, Armenia. We can work in person or remotely if you are in Armenia, and remotely if you are outside Armenia.

Follow these links to learn more:

• Yanovian.com (company's website)
• BeMyBarber.com (B2B solution)

Technologies: AWS, Python, TypeScript, Gitlab CI, VMware, Bamboo, etc.

Project #1: Data engineering on AWS
Implemented efficient and secure ETL pipelines and backend solutions. Technologies used: AWS, CDK, TypeScript, Python, Gitlab, CI/CD pipelines, Pandas, etc.
Built Data Products and Data Platforms while utilizing cloud engineering best practices.
Project #2: Infrastructure Solution Architect
Helped a large bank within the Nordics with architecting one of their modernization projects.
Project #3: Cloud Engineering on AWS
Technologies used: AWS, CDK, TypeScript, Python, Gitlab, CI/CD pipelines, automated unit and integration testing, etc.

The company was based in Talinn Estonia; run remotely from Copenhagen Denmark. It was mainly used to validate some business ideas.

Projects:

• M2Text (discontinued)
• SpeakM8 (discontinued)
• DigiWolk (discontinued)
• Write Assistant (Chrome Extension, discontinued)

OSS projects:

• github.com/marketplace/actions/oss-license-auditor
• github.com/digi-wolk/oss-license-auditor
• github.com/digi-wolk/olaudit-action
• github.com/digi-wolk/rss-feed-reader
• github.com/prazian/open-ai-image-generate

Successfully delivered a few process automation projects that increased visibility and significantly reduced costs and dependencies.

I decided to quit the job and continue building a new product.

Purple Scout joined adesso group about a month after I joined the company. My responsibilities inclueded converting code into cloud, migration of existing solutions to cloud, and applying AWS best practices.

Projects:

• Migrated a Nordic asset-management platform from an old solution with zero automation and a very limited level of visibility to a fully-automated scalable infrastructure on AWS with a high level of visibility and improved security. I introduced version controlling for the application development and infrastructure management, GitOps, IaC/IaS, CI/CD pipelines, and using IaC/IaS, I configured WAF, SSO, databases on RDS, Athena, Backup, etc. I also built proper dashboards and alerts.
• Helped an AI-based Nordic business to migrate from a monolith JAVA application with manual processes to a microservice architecture on AWS with automation. The process included helping the client to improve software development processes (release and deployment strategy, etc.), building CI/CD pipelines, automating the infrastructure management using Infrastructure as Software (IoS/IoC, mainly built by CDK in Java, but also used TypeScript for the first POC), improving visibility, migrating from EC2 and containerizing existing solutions on AWS.

Purple Scout joined adesso group, one month after I joined the company.
Won a security hackathon on my first month of employment!

I was working on a variety of projects in different countries with different technologies. I left Accenture as most of the projects were not interesting, but I learned a lot for the various sources that we had access to. During that time I was among the global %1 security elites.

I was hired on a temporary contract to mainly work on one project, but in addition to that I also evaluated, initialized, and handed over another one as well.

After one month, I unofficially got promoted to become the Tech Lead of the company due to organizational changes.

Achievements:

• MVP of EasyOrder: easyorder.easytranslate.com
• MVP of a custom marketing solution
• Improving automation
• Used DDD to define the architecture
• Improving visibility using Elastic stack
• Applied scrum best practices together with the Scrum master
• 2 successful hirings

AWS, Docker, ECS, CircleCi, PHP, Laravel, Symfony, Yii2, MongoDB, MySQL, Elastic stack, ...

As an external employee hired by Faraz Mahour company for the EMEA branch of Gemalto. I had managers both in Tehran and Dubai. I was responsible for local OTA S@T/Crypto and Smart Message solutions, but only for the MTN Irancell project.

As an external employee hired by Faraz Mahour company for the EMEA branch of Gemalto, I was responsible for local OTA S@T/Crypto and Smart Message solutions, which were telecom-VAS solutions. My daily tasks included operations, enhancements, data analyzing, and adding new features to the product. Building web/telecom VAS solutions for Faraz Mahour. In addition, I was responsible for the new products built for M-Theory.

I was hired as an external employee.

Services:

1. Telecom Rating (Inhouse, post-paid billing upstream)
2. Telecom International Roaming (Vendor)
3. Telecom National Roaming (Vendor)
4. Telecom Mediation (Vendor)

My responsibilities:

1. Application development (Rating)
2. Project coordination (Rating and Roaming)
3. Application support and maintenance (Rating, Roaming, Mediation) (Level 1 support)

Mainly working on the MTN-Irancell project with millions of customers and billions of daily transactions.

I was assigned on three projects, as an extrelan consultant to do system administration. Mainly Linux and storage admin; I also learned a bit of Oracle DB admininstration during that time, but I was not the main admin.
https://mobina.net

Around year 2002, I self-studied web development and learned PHP, JavaScript, MySQL, HTML, CSS, and Linux, and later I was offered a few small-to-medium-size projects.
Main area:
- Back-end PHP web application development
- Front-end HTML/HTML5, Javascript, CSS/CSS3 development
- Database design
- Linux web hosting

Helped the community of Laravel developers in Copenhagen to grow by organizing technical events and speaking at a few. This way, I could help people share and learn from each other. Even though Laravel was not the main topic I was interested in, this activity helped me improve my event management, team leadership, and soft skills. Later, I gave the group to my co-organizer and left that meetup.

I was a member of a team of volunteers interested in IT, had the ability and desire to teach, and want to engage in an unpaid community around the municipality's IT-café. However, I was the only English-speaking volunteer. 😃

In addition, I helped the main library of Copenhagen to improve one of their existing solutions used by the municipality, teachers, and students. A codebase with Danish variable names! 😬 The library manager helped me with translating those words.

A few months after starting volunteering at KBH IT-café, I moved to Aarhus.