Vladislav
Tikhonovich

Python Developer

About me

I like to study and learn something new. I like to read books, do physical education, listen to music of different genres. I'm fond of good cars and bikes. I lead active and healhy lifestyle. I like to work and see the results of my work. Since childhood, I have had a predisposition to work with electronics and computers. I like to disassemble, assemble and configure something. I can build, configure, solve problems with computers.

Soft skills

  • Adaptability
  • Communication
  • Teamwork
  • Positivity
  • Motivation
  • Problem-solving
  • Teamwork
  • Motivation

Hard skills

  • Python
    • Django
    • Flask
    • REST
    • JSON
    • Celery
    • Redis
    • Parsing
  • Git
  • Docker
  • CI/CD
  • SQL
    • MySQL/T-SQL/PostgreSQL/NoSQL
    • Date Warehouse
    • ETL
    • Power BI
    • Tableau
  • Trello
  • HTML/HTML5, CSS3/SCSS

Language

  • Russian - Navite speaker
  • English - A2
  • Deutsch - A1

Projects

Comleted Task

Example code

                                 
                                with open('{}'.format(filename), encoding='windows-1251') as csvfile:
                                    reader = csv.reader(csvfile, delimiter=';')
                                    for row in reader:
                                        group = Group.objects.get(name=row[0])
                                        if Product.objects.filter(id=row[2]).exists():
                                            new_grade = Balance(
                                                id=row[1],
                                                product_id=row[2], userprofile=group, 
                                                order_month=float(row[6].replace(',', '.')),
                                                svod_prod=row[10],
                                                order_year=float(row[7].replace(',', '.')),
                                                order_name=row[3],
                                                availability=float(row[4].replace(',', '.')),
                                            )
                                    grade_list.append(new_grade)