FSUE Atomflot, position: Head of Coordination and Progress Analysis Group for Construction of Universal Nuclear Icebreakers - Deputy Head of Representation of FSUE Atomflot in Moscow

Steve Jobs: "You don't have to work 12 hours, you have to work with your head! Everything that is done is for the best! He who does nothing is not wrong.

I have been working in FSUE Atomflot for over 8 years; during my career has gone from a Category 2 economist to Deputy Head of Representation Office; I am a member of the Youth Council of the company in the Interaction with Management and Branch Council of Youth in New Projects and Businesses area; I am a member of Rosatom`s Talent Pool.

Working in the unique and the world's only nuclear-powered icebreaker fleet, we solve tasks of national importance, which is inspiring. It is not easy to live in the Far North, people do not see the sun for half a year, but they get twice as much vacation, they have a chance to spend their vacation in an interesting way: to make a trip, to get involved in a new hobby, to visit all their friends and relatives. People living in the North are unusually hospitable, open and always helpful.

Medical institutions need repair, equipment renewal.

To develop tourism. To create new interesting areas for children and youth: theaters, art spaces, developmental centers

To visit the world's first nuclear-powered icebreaker Lenin To see a polar day in summer, to pick mushrooms and cloudberries in autumn, to enjoy the northern lights in winter, and to plunge into the polar night.

Study, learn new things, take part in contests, grants, youth festivals to learn different professions, meet new people

Cooking, traveling, braiding with my daughter, cycling in summer and skiing in winter as a family