Alexey Korobko is a Senior Software Engineer with 10+ years of hands-on experience designing and delivering robust web and enterprise systems across finance, media, and ad-tech. Currently at The New York Times, he combines backend expertise in Java and microservices with front-end work in React/Angular and pragmatic DevOps skills such as build, deployment, and monitoring. He has led distributed teams and technical efforts at EPAM, S&P Capital IQ, and Web.com, translating complex external API changes into reliable, high-performance integrations. Comfortable across languages and stacks—from C#/ASP.NET and C++ add-ins to Go, Docker, and Azure/AWS—he emphasizes observability and post-deployment robustness (NewRelic, Kibana, canary checks). Known for tackling legacy-modernization projects (JSP→React, AngularJS migrations) and profiling JVM/production issues, he brings a blend of hands-on debugging and architectural judgment. Based in Westfield, NJ, he pairs deep technical breadth with a track record of coordinating remote teams to deliver mission-critical systems.
10 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
MS, Integrated intelligence systems, MS, Integrated intelligence systems at Kharkov State Technical University of Radioelectronics
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