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Mariya Belyavskaya

@mariyabelyavskaya

I’m a C#/.NET developer advancing engineering software in R&D labs.

Kazakhstan
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What I'm looking for

I’m looking for a full-time job with a work permit in Ukraine where I can develop complex C#/.NET software and scientific computing components, improve numerical algorithms, and optimize performance. I’m open to business trips and continuous growth.

I’m a C#/.NET developer with experience building engineering software in an R&D laboratory focused on model-based problem solving and scientific computing. I contribute to a software suite for oil filtration in porous media by implementing numerical algorithms and transforming reservoir model data into usable simulation inputs.

In my current role, I implemented and investigated a finite-difference scheme for pressure calculation in porous media flow simulations using volumetric well source representation. I also developed 2D simulation support, including computational domain generation from reservoir models, and designed preprocessing pipelines to convert customer reservoir data into the internal simulation format.

I work across desktop and numerical components: I extended and maintained a WPF desktop application using the MVVM architecture (C#, XAML), and I developed features integrating C# and modern C++ with numerical algorithms. I validate simulation results, investigate numerical behavior, and optimize performance where appropriate using Intel oneAPI Math Kernel Library (Intel MKL).

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

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Current

C#/.NET Developer

Research Laboratory for Modeling and Data Processing

Sep 2025 - Present (10 months)

Developed engineering software and numerical tooling for porous media flow simulations, including finite-difference pressure calculations, 2D simulation support, and preprocessing pipelines for reservoir data conversion. Implemented and maintained a WPF desktop application using MVVM, integrating C# with modern C++ algorithms and optimizing computations with Intel MKL.

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

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NSTU (as listed)

Bachelor's degree, Applied Mathematics and Informatics (Scientific Computing)

Bachelor’s degree in Applied Mathematics and Informatics (Scientific Computing) at NSTU, expected to complete in 2026.

Tech stack

Software and tools used professionally

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