Vladimir Yakimenko
About Vladimir Yakimenko
Vladimir Yakimenko is a Problem Manager at MedeAnalytics, where he has worked since 2020. He previously held roles as a Network Operations Engineer and Team Lead in the Incident Response Center, contributing to the implementation of Problem Management practices and leading technical Root Cause Analysis projects.
Work at MedeAnalytics
Vladimir Yakimenko has been employed at MedeAnalytics since 2017. He began his tenure as a Network Operations Engineer, where he worked for two years in Kharkiv, Ukraine. In 2019, he transitioned to the role of Team Lead for the Incident Response Center and served as an Incident Manager for one year. Since 2020, he has held the position of Problem Manager, contributing to the organization's operational efficiency and problem management practices.
Education and Expertise
Vladimir Yakimenko possesses expertise in problem management and incident response within the IT operations sector. His experience includes implementing a Problem Management practice at MedeAnalytics, which has enhanced the organization's ability to address and resolve issues effectively. He is skilled in administering various tools such as Jira, Confluence, and PagerDuty, which are essential for managing incidents and documentation.
Background
Vladimir Yakimenko is based in Kharkiv, Ukraine. His career at MedeAnalytics has spanned multiple roles, allowing him to develop a comprehensive understanding of network operations and incident management. His progression from a Network Operations Engineer to a Problem Manager reflects his growing responsibilities and contributions to the company.
Achievements
During his time at MedeAnalytics, Vladimir Yakimenko has successfully implemented a Problem Management practice. He leads technical Root Cause Analysis (RCA) projects, ensuring that long-term corrective actions are supervised effectively. Additionally, he creates client-facing documentation and reports for customer leadership, facilitating clear communication and understanding of operational issues.