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Anton Antonov has a diverse work experience in various companies. Anton currently serves as the Head of Frontend Guild at Moss | All-in-one spend management, where they contribute to building the future of spend management through smart corporate credit cards, digital invoice management, and automated accounting. Prior to this role, they worked as a Senior Software Engineer at the same company.

Antonov also has experience as a Lead Engineer at Social Studies, Inc, a micro-influencer marketing agency and technology platform serving Fortune 100 brands. In this role, they contributed to the rapid growth of the agency in the U.S.

Before joining Social Studies, Inc, Antonov worked as a Senior Web Developer at Castle Digital Partners, where they were involved in front-end and back-end development of web applications using the Ruby On Rails framework. Anton also acted as a team lead, overseeing requirements gathering, task planning, and release management.

Antonov's earlier experience includes working as a Senior Java developer and Assistant Vice President at Deutsche Bank, where they contributed to the development of applications for pricing, trading, and risk management in the financial domain. Anton also mentored junior team members and performed code reviews in this role.

Additionally, Antonov worked as a Java developer at Magenta Technology, where they contributed to the UI and server-side development of resource planning and scheduling solutions, as well as web UI development for internet surveys.

Overall, Anton Antonov has a strong background in software engineering and has contributed to various aspects of software development in the financial and marketing sectors.

Anton Antonov obtained a Master's degree in Information Science from Samara State Aerospace University, which they attended from 2003 to 2009. In addition to their degree, they have obtained several certifications from Coursera, including Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part 2 in October 2013, Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part 1 in August 2013, and Human-Computer Interaction in July 2012.