Dmitry Khomutov
About Dmitry Khomutov
Dmitry Khomutov is a Senior Java Developer and Team Lead at Infobip in Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation, with extensive experience in Java development and leadership roles.
Current Role at Infobip
Dmitry Khomutov is currently serving as a Senior Java Developer and Team Lead at Infobip in Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation. He has been with the company since September 2016. In his role, Dmitry is responsible for overseeing the development and execution of various Java-based projects, ensuring that his team meets project deadlines and maintains high standards of code quality.
Previous Experience at EPAM Systems
Dmitry Khomutov worked at EPAM Systems as a Lead Java Developer for five months in 2016, shortly before joining Infobip. During his tenure, he was involved in leading Java development projects and collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality software solutions.
Professional Background at Qiwi
From 2009 to 2015, Dmitry Khomutov worked at Qiwi, serving as a Senior Java Developer and Team Lead in Moscow, Russian Federation. Over the six-year period, he led multiple development initiatives, driving the technical direction and managing a team of developers. His contributions included enhancing the efficiency and scalability of Java-based financial applications.
Education in Computer Science
Dmitry Khomutov studied Computer Science at Сибирский федеральный университет, where he earned his master's degree. His academic pursuit in computer science lasted from 1997 to 2003, providing him with a strong foundation in software development and computer technologies.
Notable Projects and Technological Contributions
Dmitry Khomutov has contributed to several key projects over his career. Notably, he developed a client library in Kotlin that extends the Spring Kafka library to ensure message integrity in the data pipeline. Additionally, he was involved in the creation of a real-time aggregation platform based on Clickhouse, with integrations to Kafka and Cassandra. He also worked on a database to Kafka connector for Microsoft SQL Server and has hands-on experience with multi-data center replication.