Dr. Mikhail Komarov

• Led the development team and ensured optimal configuration of Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service, overseeing the transition from traditional hosting to a cloudbased environment. • Led OSGi-based dynamic web development in AEM, using Apache Sling and HTL for routing, rendering, and secure templating. • Oversaw Apache httpd integration and Fastly CDN implementation for enhanced web server management and optimized site performance.

• Migrated a chemical company’s multi-brand legacy CMS to AEM 6.5, incorporating data-driven product pages. • Developed a Jsoup HTML parser to rapidly migrate over 10,000 articles from 26 multilingual domains into an updated CMS. • Established a user authentication mechanism integrated with an external Identity Provider, while managing session management through Apache Shiro. • Enhanced system efficiency through the deployment of an in-memory caching OSGi service.

AEM (CQ5) Consultant and Engineer. Enterprise level Java Engineer.

Project: AEM e-commerce platform for DIY client with a catalog of over 5,000,000 product pages. • Developed a high-performing solution customized for a large data-focused catalog, enabling real-time data integration. • Led a team of seven developers located across different areas, from Kazakhstan to Canada. • Engineered OSGi services, event handlers, Sling models, SQL2 queries, and Lucene indexes.

• Developed and customized several Java-based client-server applications for various industry clients. • Customized Guidewire insurance products including Claim Center and Policy Center. • Developed data models, business rules, UI, and document templates customized for various insurance product lines. • Built web services for integration with Portal, CRM, and ESB. • Created a hierarchy of SAX parsers for multi-threaded processing of large amounts of documents.

At the Faculty of Computer Science, I was responsible for the teaching of core mathematical subjects. My instruction included foundational mathematics courses, covering topics such as analysis, algebra, geometry, and differential equations. My goal was to build students' proficiency in these core subjects and help them establish a solid grounding in Computer Science.