Viktor Mokrecov is a Lead Java Developer and software architect with nearly a decade of hands-on experience designing and delivering large-scale, fault-tolerant microservice systems for finance and government domains. He currently leads API Management development at Sberbank, building highly loaded services, driving analytics-enabled billing pipelines, and researching WAF integrations while mentoring engineering teams. Previously he architected an interdepartmental e-government platform and led migration and container orchestration efforts across dozens of microservices, demonstrating strong skills in system decomposition and legacy-to-microservice transformation. His tech fluency spans Java, Spring Boot, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Docker/Kubernetes and CI/CD, and he pairs pragmatic engineering with governance—defining standards, infra requirements and federated cluster designs. Early experience in embedded aerospace systems informs his disciplined approach to reliability and testing, making him as comfortable with low-level constraints as with cloud-native scale.
9 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
Master’s degree in Automatic Control Systems, Informatics and control systems department, Master’s degree in Automatic Control Systems, Informatics and control systems department at Bauman Moscow State Technical University
A microservice template developed using the reactive stack (WebFlux, Spring Cloud Gateway, Resilience4j), containing a Helm chart and ready to be deployed to a Kubernetes, following the general accepted practices of GitOps (Argo CD, GitHub Actions, GitHub Container Registry).
Contributions:42 commits, 56 pushes in 2 years 8 months
A data aggregation microservice template developed using a reactive stack (WebFlux, WebClient, no database support), containing a Helm diagram and ready to deploy to Kubernetes according to common GitOps practices (Argo CD, GitHub Actions, GitHub Container Registry).
Contributions:29 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years 8 months
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