Summary
Aleksandr Holub is a Senior Software Engineer based in Redmond who specializes in building high-throughput authentication and authorization platforms that handle tens of millions of requests per second. At Microsoft he architects multi-tenant identity systems, cryptographic isolation for government workloads, and end-to-end observability for large-scale identity pipelines. His background spans full-stack and distributed-systems work—designing microservices, CQRS/DDD migrations, and performance-tuned APIs that have supported large revenue-driving products. He pairs deep security protocol expertise (OAuth2, OIDC) with hands-on incident leadership and a knack for balancing performance, resilience, and developer experience. A pragmatic mentor and systems thinker, he often surfaces practical architectural changes that dramatically improve stability and developer velocity.
2 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Junior Specialist’s degree, Computer-Aided Management Systems Software Engineer, Junior Specialist’s degree, Computer-Aided Management Systems Software Engineer at Kharkov Patent Computer College