Sergey Masuryan

Appointed as the Team Lead of a cross-functional team of twelve developers (six back-end C++17 engineers and six front-end engineers using React and JavaScript, including a separate Front-end Tech Lead). Introduced Scrum-based planning with bi-weekly sprints and task grooming sessions, standardized Merge Requests submission and review processes, and implemented a cross-review culture within the te

Took a leading role in the development and evolution of the core library, LUNASDK, implementing and supervising R&D initiatives and internal support libraries. Participated in sprint planning, shaped technical vision, and helped prioritize tasks, while also initiating improvements in code quality and contributing to internal coding standards.

Mentored students in an online C++ development course for beginners, assisting them in learning the language, developing architectural thinking, and writing testable code. Conducted written reviews of homework and final assignments, provided individual feedback, and consulted on C++, CMake, and debugging questions.

Participated in the development and evolution of the core library, LUNA SDK, contributing to key components including biometric data processing modules and integration with new algorithms. Implemented support for new neural network models, wrote unit and performance tests, and maintained CI/CD pipelines in GitLab.

Worked on individual tasks within the core library, adding new functionality and improving existing modules of the LUNA SDK. Wrote unit tests and documentation to facilitate easier code maintenance and scalability, and collaborated with the research team to integrate new models and algorithms into the product.

Developed 16 plugins using C++11/14, which expanded the functionality of the Recorder Software and enabled interaction with new devices. Designed and implemented an Access Control system, a key security component of the software, and contributed over 14 fixes and improvements to the Recorder core written in C++03.

Assisted with refining existing software and porting legacy components to a new version of the Linux kernel. Adapted code, ported drivers, and participated in the implementation of the HSR protocol into the older hardware kernel.

Completed a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Computer Engineering. Specialized in the Organization and Technology of Information Security, gaining foundational knowledge in the field.