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Svitlana Koval
Mid-Level Software Engineer specializing in desktop applications and legacy modernization
Great Valley TechnologiesKremenchuk Mykhailo Ostrohradskyi National UniversityPortland, Oregon4 Years ExperienceMid LevelWorks On-Site
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Full-stack engineer working on a medical practice SaaS, who owned an end-to-end charge entry module handling patient charges/payment workflows and complex client-side data transformations. Also built a fintech rating platform with real-time WebSocket streaming and TradingView-based charting, and has 10 years of university experience mentoring student "startup" capstone projects under tight deadlines.
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