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Solution Architect at EPAM in Netherlands. More than 9 years of mobile development experience, also cloud & back-end systems experience. Author of blog for newcomers in Software Architecture.

Fan of mobile technologies, neat architecture and early access programs, Eugene has done a couple of projects with audience of hundreds of thousands of people. Currently he's the team leader of Labirint Android, the first team in Russia to implement Instant App; this team can boast having a 4,8 score app in Google Play.

Head of Mobile Development in Pandao, e-commerce project of Mail.Ru Group. C developer originally. Later cooked Objective-C for iOS 3+ and macOS 10.7+. For the past few years has been focused in mobile development management: Android, iOS, QA. Co-founder and author of digest.mbltdev.ru

iOS performance engineer at Avito. He likes when users get results faster and beautiful.

An active member of Russian iOS community. Host of AppsCast podcast and cocoa_powder telegram channel. Mobius program committee member since 2018. Periodically make iOS development courses.

At the free time, he runs and plays on jembe.

Vladimir Ivanov is now a lead software engineer in EPAM learning to become a Solution Architect. Accomplished Android developer, React Native expert, Certified Google Cloud Architect, mentor and speaker.

Android developer since 2010, Mikhail worked on different projects, from multimedia to fintech.

Mikhail is a snowboarder enjoying powder and high springboards. He also loves music and plays guitar.

He started working in mobile developing in 2013. In addition to iOS development, he was a Java backend developer. Now he's working as Senior iOS developer in Avito. In free time he's working on self projects in which he tries new technologies and frameworks.

Senior software engineer at EPAM, where except project work Anton is responsible for mobile community's growth in St. Pete and globally at company.

Peter started his developer way from web apps on Ruby on Rails. When Apple finally introduced Swift as alternative for mess of opening and closing brackets of different types (yes, this means Objective-C), Peter switched from cozy Ruby to strictly typed Swift. He enjoys working with UI, prefers to have less lines in Cartfile and implement features by himself. He loves AppCode. At off-work time he develops his own iOS project with backend on Rails, which has more than 6K rates in AppStore with average rate of 4.8.

Kirill has been working in mobile development for quite a long time, having tried Windows Mobile, Android, Windows Phone, and iOS. In the end, iOS won his heart once and for all. Kirill played his part in development of the top-rated applications of Russian App Store.

Head of Mobile Development at Yandex.Transport. During his career Eugene had experience in science and back-end development on C# and Java. In the last few years he immersed himself deeply into mobile development, especially for Android. He is also one of hosts of the Podlodka Podcast.