Well, Im a computer science student in my last year of bachelors here at politehnic university. Related to university I can say I find Paradigms of programming, Formal and automated languages being some very interesting courses. This might be because I am very fond of board games and logic puzzles in general.

The most work experience I ve got is from Deloitte digital, where I ‘ve been working for almost a year as a java backend developer. The project I work on is an e-commerce platform, and my 11 people team is focused on developing microservices and integrating 3rd party APIs. As technologies, the most im using is Hybris and Java 8.

The projects in my resume are either some homework from my university, either personal projects i’ve done to perfect something I know or learn something on my own, like web developing or test new tools and technologies.

Since always I’ve been into competitive programming, i like the competition and communities around it and the free pizza and doing your best to achieve a top position, but for some months i participate regularly, maybe once at 2 weeks, online or not. It’s another way to test what i learn and perfect it.


I see how this is completely unfair. With the other students and with the teacher also. I dont know what I would do in a situation like that, because the real life it’s more complex than something purely hypothetical,  but right now, the most ethical thing to do is: talk with my colleague, explain her why she should not pass the questions over to other students and to  inform a teaching assistant that she knows the questions and maybe she can get something else with the same difficulty or even lower.( A reasonable teacher would appreciate her honesty). It was not her choice and life is unfair, but all the people I know who have been sick during moments like that accepted the situation and did not go to exams and pass them in another session, 6 months apart, rather than trying to put their integrity at risk.


Well, it was either this, either Medicine. My high school subjects already were Math, Phisycs and Computer Science oriented, so why not go on with these if i like them. Then, at that time it mattered to me to be looked up to(as every other teenager) and i wanted to be wherever the toughest admission is because i know i could do it if I studied hard enough. Also, I think technology is the only thing with which you can build whatever you want. Who knows when it comes to me a super idea that helps people and didnt want to be in a position where I could do nothing to create it. Moreover, I could see how the IT industry is the one who expands the fastest and wanted to be part of this boom. Maybe if I entry at the right time and learn things quick enough I can be one of those who shape technology and standards with their vision like all the cool guys you chose as role models, like Bill Gates and Elon Musk. And I still want this.


Most of my work is part of a team. Lucky me I have hard working friends in team. But to think of a time when someone was not doing the job properly. It comes to my mind the moment when I first joined the project. It was the first job, the first team, a lot of things I was not aware of. I had to replace another developer who was leaving the