Gregory Gogin

Gregory Gogin has a diverse work experience spanning over several companies and roles.

In 1997, they worked as a Software Developer at Kraftway Corporation, participating in the development of a model analysis system for municipal authorities and developing the demography sample generator block.

From 1999 to 2001, Gregory worked as a Software Developer at Sovgeoinfo.

Starting in 2002, they joined DIC (Research Center of Dolgoprudny) as a Software Developer, where they took part in the development and support of the "Turbo Accountant" business platform. Gregory refactored large existing code and developed various new modules.

In 2016, Gregory joined Handymap, a startup project developing an engine for the visualization of dynamic geographical maps. Gregory served as a Software Database Developer, designing a database and data structure using MySQL and developing a data manipulation block.

From 2018 to 2019, they worked as a Software Database Developer at Hockey Simulator, a startup project developing a hockey gaming machine with an Arduino-based controller. Gregory developed a database and data structure for interaction between the gaming machine and an external controller server using Python and PostgreSQL. Gregory also designed an information exchange protocol between the game server and gaming machine controller.

Since 2005, Gregory has been working at Moscow Municipal Center of Housing Subsidies. Gregory started as a Software Developer, developing and supporting the district rent accounting system, maintaining and refactoring the legacy codebase, and completing migration from legacy databases to MS SQL. From 2009 until the present, they have served as a Senior Software Developer, responsible for the development and support of client-server applications, including a city-wide information system for the provision of social support measures and processing data about their receivers. Gregory uses C#/.NET and MS SQL databases for the backend and is involved in collecting requirements, communicating with stakeholders, and coordinating support.

In 2022, Gregory joined SIT Alemira as a Software Engineer C#, although the end date for this role is not specified.

Gregory Gogin pursued their education in Computational and Applied Mathematics at Moscow State University. Gregory completed their Master's degree from 1996 to 2001, and later engaged in postgraduate studies in the same field from 2001 to 2004. The specific degree earned during their postgraduate studies is not provided.