
Aleksandar Djabirski
Team Lead · Azure Engineer · .NET Architect · AI Enthusiast
With over 12 years of experience in software development, I am a highly skilled Team Lead specializing in .NET development. I have played a pivotal role in product development, leading technical initiatives, mentoring team members, and driving innovation. In my free time, I enjoy experimenting with AI projects to explore new possibilities.
Team Lead
Jun 2018 — PresentDrove the modernization of our platform's architecture by migrating Azure Functions to v4, upgrading class libraries to .NET Standard 2.0 and transitioning the API and web projects to .NET Framework 4.8. Played a key role in transitioning from Database First to Code First with Entity Framework, improving development flexibility. Focused on optimizing database performance and integrating Azure services like Pipelines, Key Vault, and Blob Storage. Worked on CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps, resulting in more efficient deployments, while mentoring a team of developers to deliver high-quality software in an Agile environment.
CTO
Jun 2017 — Jan 2022Designed technical assessments and selected testing platforms to vet candidates against each client's technology needs. Conducted interviews, mentored team members, and promoted continuous learning. Collaborated with clients to define their ideal tech stacks, drove the research and integration of tools and equipment for internal processes, and represented the company at industry events to strengthen client and community relationships.
.NET Developer
Sep 2015 — May 2017Developed .NET applications and solutions with C#, ASP.NET, and Microsoft SQL Server.
- Established an automation framework using Selenium, enhancing development workflow and test coverage
- Accelerated system integration with NSwag to auto-generate methods and classes for third-party API connections
- Optimized database performance by refining stored procedures and tables in T-SQL, resulting in faster query execution
- Modernized .NET architecture from .NET Framework 4.6 to .NET Standard 2.0, setting the foundation for .NET Core migration

