Software Developer in Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia

A system for emergency services coordination.

Generally, the system is aimed to help people who are in trouble.

Dispatchers receive calls (through an integration with Avaya telephony) from people who need help all over the republic then according to the information given by the caller they create incident cards and route it to the required departments and services.

Users of those departments receive cards and assign crews and vehicles for the incident and then monitor and control its fulfillment.

There are also special users who control overall process of the system by receiving notifications, generating textual or cartographic reports, viewing vehicle movement histories, analyzing incident cards reaction histories, and so on.

To keep the pupils living in districts of Tatarstan region of Russia safe, I developed a system for monitoring school buses.

The system is able to show current locations of school buses on a map, create routes for the buses, assign specific routes to specific buses, and then receive notifications when a route-or-speed violation occurs, in which case, the operator is able to inform the bus driver by making a call.

Also, different kinds of reports are available.

I developed a command center that was used during Universiade 2013 in Kazan.

The system was responsible for:
- Creating and displaying timetables for events with facilities.
- Making corrections.
- Incident routing and resolution.
- Acting as a central system for displaying data provided by other subsystems (arrivals, accommodations, and more).

Being a team leader, I was responsible for the development, testing, deployment, and maintenance of the GIS system for municipal services and ecology departments.

This is a system where users can create layers, place different geometries and markers with some textual and media information on the map of Tatarstan, Russia, and then build different kinds of reports (mostly textual and cartographic) based on the supplied information.