Michael Polyakov
About Michael Polyakov
Michael Polyakov is a Frontend Developer with extensive experience in software engineering, having worked at companies such as Intuit and NetSol Technologies. He specializes in full life cycle software development and currently contributes to the Dev Efficiency team at Credit Karma.
Work at Credit Karma
Michael Polyakov has been employed at Credit Karma as a Frontend Developer since 2021. He works remotely and has contributed to various projects within the organization. His role involves utilizing his expertise in frontend technologies to enhance user experience and functionality.
Previous Experience in Software Development
Prior to his role at Credit Karma, Michael Polyakov held several positions in software development. He worked at Intuit as a Lead Software Engineer from 2010 to 2022, where he led projects and teams in Mountain View. Before that, he was a Senior Software Engineer at NetSol Technologies Inc. from 2005 to 2009 and a Web Developer at Wells Fargo from 2009 to 2010.
Education and Expertise
Michael Polyakov studied at Vologodskij Gosudarstvennyj Tehniceskij Universitet, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and Information Systems from 1992 to 1998. He possesses expertise in full life cycle software development, with proficiency in technologies such as ReactJS, Java, Ruby on Rails, JSP, J2EE, Oracle, Cassandra, and MySQL.
Background in Programming
Michael Polyakov began his career in programming at Franklin Templeton Group, where he worked as a Programmer for five months in 1999. His early experiences laid the foundation for his extensive career in software development, leading to his subsequent roles in various organizations.
Skills and Professional Development
Michael Polyakov possesses a diverse skill set that includes multi-tasking across development, project management, team leadership, marketing, and design. He is currently part of the Dev Efficiency team, focusing on learning the operational side of development to enhance his contributions to the field.