Michael Vaganov

Michael Vaganov has a diverse work experience in the technology industry. Michael started their career in 2006 as a Software Engineer at LimeLife, where they worked on developing technology to solve cross-platform programming issues. In the same year, they also started working as a Professor of GSP (Games and Simulation Programming) at DeVry University, where they taught and enjoyed their role as a full-time professor until 2015.

In 2014, Michael worked as a Code Coach at theCoderSchool, a job they felt was meant for him. Michael then moved on to Sacred Heart Schools in 2015, where they taught computer science courses and prepared young minds for the challenges of the technology world until 2019.

From 2016 to 2019, Michael worked as a Teaching Faculty member at Gamebridge Unityversity, leading workshops on virtual reality and game development using Unity3D. During this time, they gained expertise in programming, game design, software development, 3D math, and digital art.

In 2019, Michael became the Director of Engineering at Lightside, a position they held until 2020. Following this, they joined Moback, Inc. as a Senior Software Engineer, leading projects and rapidly prototyping technology with small devices and extended reality (XR) elements. In 2021, they transitioned to Crystal Equation Corporation, continuing their work as a Software Developer specializing in XR projects until 2022.

Michael's most recent position is as a Software Engineer at Meta Platforms Ltd, where they utilize their skills and knowledge to excel in their role. Alongside their professional work, they also served as the Chief Educator at the Applied Computing Foundation, a non-profit organization focused on teaching students how to master technology.

Overall, Michael Vaganov's work experience showcases their dedication to education, programming, and advancing technology in various industries and organizations.

Michael Vaganov's education history includes the following experiences:

From 2019 to 2029, they attended the Applied Computing Foundation, where they pursued a degree in Startup Coaching. Michael'sfield of study focused on Applied Computing and Entrepreneurship.

Between 2006 and 2010, they enrolled in the Keller Graduate School of Management, where they obtained a degree in MPM (Master of Project Management). Michael'sfield of study concentrated on Project Management.

From 2001 to 2004, they attended DeVry University - Fremont, where they earned a degree in CIS (Computer Information Systems). During their studies, they gained knowledge in various programming languages such as C++, VB, .NET, Java, as well as SQL database and Business concepts.