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Artem Tsushko
Software Engineer at Grammarly
Artem Tsushko is a highly qualified software engineer with a strong educational background in Computer Software Engineering from Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University. He holds both a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree in this field.
Currently, Artem is excelling as a Software Engineer at Grammarly, showcasing his expertise in software development and engineering. Prior to his role at Grammarly, he gained valuable experience as a Java Developer at Playtech, honing his skills in programming and technology.
Artem Tsushko's commitment to continuous learning and his professional experience make him a valuable asset in the tech industry, where he continues to contribute significantly to software engineering projects.
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Did you know that the majority of high-purity neon is produced in Ukraine? This gas is critical for lasers used in microchips production. According to Reuters, two Ukrainian companies – Ingas and Cryoin – make 45% to 54% of the world's semiconductor-grade neon. Ignas offices and manufacturing facilities are located in Mariupol, a thriving Ukrainian city with over 431k citizens.
But today, the city residents have been surviving in their basements for 12 days without necessities like heat, electricity, medicines, food, and even clear water. Russian invaders are bombarding residential buildings, universities, and the maternity hospital. Russian terrorists have already murdered 1582 civilians, and they won't let others escape. Any humanitarian aid supply is also entirely blocked. Russian army meanly violates and abuses agreements about safe evacuation routes. Under intense cruel shelling, residents can't even bury their killed mates and relatives.
Ingas had to halt inert gases production under these conditions. And soon, the tech industry will experience stress due to the broken microchips supply chains. I understand why the top media like Reuters are concerned about this. However, there is no doubt that eventually, everything will get back to normal for the microchip producers. But not for the Mariupol residents who lost their lives, their houses, or their loved ones.
How can you help Ukraine and Mariupol in particular? Reach out to your country leaders and parliaments. Ask your government to provide anti-aircraft warfare or jet fighters to Ukraine. Demand NATO to close the sky over Ukraine. The longer the world hesitates and procrastinates, the more children and civil people will die from unprovoked and unjustified Russian aggression. Looking for other ways you can support Ukraine? Visit https://lnkd.in/eBESZrXH #StandWithUkraine #Mariupol #closethesky
