Summary
Mikhail Abramskiy is a technology leader and educator with 11 years of experience directing research and academic programs in information technology and intelligent systems at Kazan Federal University. As Director of the Institute of Information Technology and Intelligent Systems and Head of Educational Programs, he combines curriculum design, industry partnership building, and faculty coordination to modernize fast-evolving coursework. He teaches practical software skills across Java, Spring, Hibernate, Python and Django while grounding students in data structures and theoretical CS, reflecting a rare blend of applied engineering and formal foundations. His background spans research roles and hands-on Python project leadership in the FOSS community, plus experience teaching math and game development—evidence of versatility across pedagogy and product. Mikhail has international exposure through part-time studies in simulating and gaming engineering, and he often focuses on tailoring individual learning tracks to meet industry needs. Colleagues describe him as a steady organizer who turns academic programs into industry-relevant pipelines rather than purely theoretical exercises.
12 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Diploma, Computer Science, Mathematics, Diploma, Computer Science, Mathematics at Kazan State University
part-time, Simulating and Gaming Engineering Technologies, part-time, Simulating and Gaming Engineering Technologies at Shawnee State University
English, Tatar, Spanish