Vlad Drăgan
About Vlad Drăgan
Vlad Drăgan is a Software Developer at Endava in Bucharest, Romania, with a background in web development and a Bachelor's degree in Informatics from the University of Bucharest.
Current Position at Endava
Vlad Drăgan is currently employed as a Software Developer at Endava in Bucharest, Romania. He contributes his expertise in web development, primarily utilizing technologies such as ASP.NET MVC, Sitecore CMS, and .NET Core. One of his notable projects at Endava includes developing a chatbot for employee support requests, leveraging machine learning services managed via Microsoft Azure.
Past Experience at Ubisoft
Prior to his current role, Vlad Drăgan worked at Ubisoft as a Web Developer from 2016 to 2018. During his tenure at Ubisoft, he gained significant experience in web development, contributing to various web-based projects. His role involved implementing and maintaining web applications, which helped further hone his development skills.
Early Career at Romanian Software
Vlad Drăgan began his professional career at Romanian Software, where he worked as a Junior .NET Developer for nine months in 2015. Based in Bucharest, Romania, this role offered him his first substantial experience in the software development industry, setting a strong foundation for his career.
Educational Background
Vlad Drăgan pursued his higher education at the University of Bucharest, where he studied Informatics. He earned a Bachelor's degree after four years of academic work from 2013 to 2017. This educational background provided him with a solid theoretical understanding of computer science principles, which he has applied throughout his professional journey.
Notable Projects
Throughout his career, Vlad Drăgan has been involved in several noteworthy projects. At Endava, he worked on improving the client onboarding process for AQR, a financial client in the United States, utilizing ASP.NET MVC and Sitecore CMS. Additionally, he contributed to a complex web application for Royal Mail, focusing on bug fixing and additional small feature development prior to its official release.