The Future is Written in Code

My name is Sergey Solovey. I was born in Ukraine and have been in the IT field since 1999, when I began my studies at the National Technical University. However, my passion for technology started much earlier. With a master's degree in Information Systems, I have built my career around optimizing and automating processes.

Since 2015, I have been living in Israel, where I currently work as an Information Systems Engineer at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology (Jan 2019 - Present). My role goes beyond software development - I manage the entire lifecycle of IT systems, from designing and deploying infrastructure to writing code, automating workflows, and ensuring security. I build solutions from the ground up, integrating complex systems while maintaining high availability and performance.

I specialize in IT infrastructure management, automation, and security, seamlessly integrating development with system administration. My expertise spans from provisioning and configuring servers to designing resilient architectures and streamlining operations. I take a hands-on approach to both backend and frontend development, ensuring robust, scalable, and secure environments. By combining Full Stack development with DevOps practices, I build and automate systems from the ground up - enhancing efficiency, security, and long-term sustainability.

I follow a process-oriented approach, ensuring that every task and system operates within a structured and efficient workflow. This methodology is based on internationally recognized quality management standards and driven by the principle of continuous improvement.

At its core lies the Deming Cycle (PDCA - Plan, Do, Check, Act), a proven model for process optimization:

• Plan – Define objectives, analyze requirements, and design effective solutions.
• Do – Implement and test solutions in a controlled environment.
• Check – Evaluate performance using measurable indicators, audits, and feedback.
• Act – Apply necessary improvements and standardize best practices.

By continuously iterating through this cycle, I ensure that systems remain resilient, scalable, and aligned with industry best practices. This structured approach not only enhances efficiency but also strengthens long-term reliability and adaptability.

To maintain the highest standards in IT operations, I adhere to internationally recognized ISO standards, including:

• ISO 9001 – Quality Management.
• ISO 20000-1 – IT Service Management.
• ISO 27001 – Information Security Management.

These standards provide clear guidelines for:

• Process optimization – Eliminating inefficiencies and enhancing service delivery.
• Risk management – Strengthening security, ensuring compliance, and increasing resilience.
• Service reliability – Improving performance, reducing downtime, and enhancing user satisfaction.

Beyond structured process management, I incorporate Quality Assurance (QA) throughout the entire development lifecycle. Leveraging ISTQB-aligned methodologies, I apply rigorous testing practices to ensure software reliability, security, and usability. However, QA is more than just testing—it’s about proactively preventing potential issues before they arise.

By integrating QA, automation, security, and continuous improvement, I develop high-performance, future-proof systems that evolve to meet new challenges while maintaining efficiency, security, and reliability.

Alongside structured quality management, I embrace Agile methodologies to ensure flexibility and adaptability in development and IT operations. Agile principles emphasize:

• Collaboration – Fostering teamwork and transparent communication.
• Iterative progress – Rapidly delivering incremental improvements.
• Responsiveness to change – Adapting quickly to evolving business needs.

By combining Agile, QA, automation, and security, I develop scalable, high-performance systems that remain efficient, secure, and future-proof in a rapidly changing technological landscape.