Nikita Prokhorov
About Nikita Prokhorov
Nikita Prokhorov is a Team Lead at Infobip in Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation, with a background in web-based solutions design and teaching C# / .NET at Университет ИТМО.
Current Role at Infobip
Nikita Prokhorov currently serves as a Team Lead at Infobip in Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation. He took on this role in November 2018. In his position, he oversees various projects, focusing on architecture, planning, and implementation of web-based solutions. His responsibilities also include organizing team work and processes to ensure effective collaboration and project delivery.
Previous Experience at Hazeltree
Nikita Prokhorov worked as a Development Team Lead at Hazeltree from 2017 to 2018 in Санкт-Петербург, Россия. During his tenure, he led development teams, managed project timelines, and contributed to the design and implementation of software solutions. His experience at Hazeltree further solidified his expertise in web development and team management.
Academic Role at Университет ИТМО
Nikita Prokhorov holds a teaching position at Университет ИТМО in Санкт-Петербург, Россия, where he teaches C# / .NET. His role involves imparting practical knowledge and skills in software development to students, and he brings his industry experience into the classroom to enhance the learning experience.
Previous Experience at The MYSALE Group
From 2016 to 2017, Nikita Prokhorov served as a Development Team Lead at The MYSALE Group in Санкт-Петербург, Россия. In this role, he led the development team, managed project execution, and ensured the delivery of high-quality web-based solutions. This position further honed his leadership and technical skills.
Education at Университет ИТМО
Nikita Prokhorov attended Университет ИТМО, where he studied Электромеханическое приборостроение и обслуживание/техники and earned a Магистр (Master's degree). His academic background laid a strong foundation for his career in software development and team leadership. He completed his studies from 2008 to 2014, spanning six years.