Childhood

I was born on March 20, 1994 in Lviv. I spent my childhood in S. Podliptsi, located in Zolochiv district. When I was 9 years old, my parents took me to Lviv where I live now. I always was an active, interesting kid,
I loved playing with mechanisms and lego. Models of cars have always been broken because it was interesting what was inside of it. Always was interesting in how everything works.

Education

• 2000-2004 year Junior school in Podliptsi village.
• 2004-2010 The secondary school in number 49 Lviv.
• 2010-2016 national university "Lviv polytechnic" the institute of Architecture, studied there "Architectural design" got magistra diploma.
• In time of university studing ended course of english language(intermidiate). Also anded course of polish language(pre intermidiate)
• 2016 ended course of photoshop in "Skill up"
• Always was interesting in 3d soft programs so learned such one: 3ds max; Autocad; Archicad; Revit;
• 2017 start interesting of web dewelopment work. Felt in love with that kind of work,so ill keep improwing myself in that way

Work expirance

• 2012 was working like "Assistant blacksmith"
• 2014-till today works like Architect in "LOGISTRUCT"
• 2016-2017 freelance work. Was creating a low poly 3d models of landmarks

Description

Hi,as you have already understood, my name is Alexander, Since childhood I was interested in techologies, I was creative and I always wanted to create something, that's why I stared to stydy architecture. While studying at 3d year, I started thinking about IT, was thinking about re-teaching, but then left this idea because my proffesor offered me an architectural job, and by that time, I really wanted to work and have my own earned money. Having graduated from the University and with experience as a 3 year, I decided to create a web portfolio, began to read how to create it and how to write a site, and here I mentioned what I really wanted, but I forgot. After quite a few restless nights, I decided that I want to work in web development area and that I really like it, so I will use the rule of three derivatives to "work, work, work".