Alexander Nozik

In school, Alexander had three hobbies: board role-playing games, physics and programming. When it was time to choose a profession, he chose physics, thinking it was more interesting. And did not make a mistake. He teaches physics, mathematical statistics and Kotlin at MIPT.Alexander is Director of the Scientific Programming Centre of MIPT, ex-team lead at JetBrains Research. PhD in Particle Physics. Has developed libraries and applications (including commercial ones) since 2008. First in Java, and since 2017 – in Kotlin. GDE (Kotlin) in 2021. Leader of the Russian KUG.