Uzice,
Serbia
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GMT )
About
I graduated as a Telecommunication engineer at the height of the global financial crisis. Life told me I had to adapt quickly. Within a month, I learned the basics of SQL and got a starting position at my first job out of 12 people with university diplomas related to SQL. Unfortunately, that company failed. I need to adapt again. Another starting position. Within a month, I discovered that company was losing 100K euros a month with its bad DB design. In 3 months, I was leading a team of 6 workers in a vast dirty data-matching project which resulted in cleaning out more than 20K customers. Within six months, the project was over successfully. A few years later, my family suffered a financial crisis, and my job couldn't pay for it. Adapt again. I went with my wife to work as a bartender/bar waiter on a cruise ship without ever holding a waiter's tray in my hands. In my last year on the ship, the bar I was managing and bartending at was rated first in the fleet of 27 cruisers for most of my stay there. Going back home, I decide to live in nature. Clean air, fresh water, and food. Adapt again. Within a few months started working remotely, and I am now building reports using SQL that is changing dynamically with clients' needs. At the same time, I manage the infrastructure cost to make the insights I provide cheaper, even than what most popular BI software offers. No matter what is thrown at me, I will turn it around into a beautiful experience for myself, and my clients.
I graduated as a Telecommunication engineer at the height of the global financial crisis. Life told me I had to adapt quickly. Within a month, I learned the basics of SQL and got a starting position at my first job out of 12 people with university diplomas related to SQL. Unfortunately, that company failed. I need to adapt again. Another starting position. Within a month, I discovered that company was losing 100K euros a month with its bad DB design. In 3 months, I was leading a team of 6 workers in a vast dirty data-matching project which resulted in cleaning out more than 20K customers. Within six months, the project was over successfully. A few years later, my family suffered a financial crisis, and my job couldn't pay for it. Adapt again. I went with my wife to work as a bartender/bar waiter on a cruise ship without ever holding a waiter's tray in my hands. In my last year on the ship, the bar I was managing and bartending at was rated first in the fleet of 27 cruisers for most of my stay there. Going back home, I decide to live in nature. Clean air, fresh water, and food. Adapt again. Within a few months started working remotely, and I am now building reports using SQL that is changing dynamically with clients' needs. At the same time, I manage the infrastructure cost to make the insights I provide cheaper, even than what most popular BI software offers. No matter what is thrown at me, I will turn it around into a beautiful experience for myself, and my clients.
Experience
I was developing reports for BI solution developed by the datasapiens. We were partners with Nielsen so our clients were using advanced reports originally devised by Nielsen. Also, we created new custom new reports. All of them were interactive and real-time. This means all the SQL in the background is dynamically changing with the user interaction.
Worked for Alltele AB from an outsourcing company in Belgrade called itlab. I was working on many different projects:
Worked on a huge, internally developed application (power builder). It covered wholesale, retail, warehouse management, bookkeeping, importing, documentation etc.