David Timovski

My first Toptal client. A company that deals with wound imaging, documentation, and analysis. My first task was creating a dashboard with interactive charts that showed a high-level overview of patient and wound data.

Afterwards, I developed a solution that will allow multiple clients with separate databases to use a single hosted instance of the web application (multi-tenancy).

My biggest challenge came last when I worked to integrate the client's application with the HL7 FHIR standard for health care data exchange.

I worked on an enterprise application that deals with network planning for the telecom industry. My job revolved around developing and maintaining Restful APIs that provided additional functionalities and third-party integrations to the main desktop application.

I also spent much of my time developing a collection of internal libraries for efficient packaging and reading of network coverage data.

Our team was distributed (Macedonia/Norway) and Scrum based.

I was a part of a distributed (Macedonian/English) team that worked on a large web application for managing insurance claims. We followed a strict Scrum methodology that helped us remain organized.

My daily work included full-stack development with all of the technologies listed above. We used Visual Studio Team Services to track our progress and we did code reviews to keep the technical debt to a minimum.

Worked on small to medium sized web applications built in PHP/MySQL or ASP.NET MVC/SQL Server. My responsibilities involved both back and front-end, sometimes including design. I worked extensively with CSS, JavaScript and jQuery and I also developed a plugin/theme pair for WordPress.

I built multiple applications while I was a student and did a ton of essays as additional learning material.

My graduation project was a web application for auctioning written in PHP. The purpose was to explain all of the technologies involved in building a web application, from designing the database to writing the back-end code.

Earned the certificate by passing the Professional Scrum Master I assessment at Scrum.org. Doing so required a fundamental understanding of the theory behind Scrum as well as ways of applying it in the real world.

During my third year of IT studies, I was awarded a student scholarship of type B for students doing bachelor studies. The scholarship was awarded on the basis of an 8.1 grade average.