Klimov Boris Anatolyevich

Boris Anatolyevich Klimov serves as a Guest Lecturer at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University) within the Faculty of Computer Science, Department of Software Engineering. He has been affiliated with HSE since 2007 and continues to teach courses for the 2024/2025 academic year. His professional background combines extensive industry experience with academic instruction in software engineering disciplines.

• Faculty of Computer Science, HSE University (2007-present)
• Department of Software Engineering, HSE University (2007-present)

Klimov specializes in software engineering methodologies with particular expertise in project management, business intelligence, and software development lifecycle. His research interests include Project and Portfolio management, Resource management, Requirement management, Quality management, Risk management, and Collection, processing and analysis of large amounts of information (Business Intelligence). His professional background in major technology companies informs his academic approach to teaching modern software development practices.

His publication record includes research on document management systems in software development projects, reflecting his practical industry experience. His teaching focuses on contemporary software engineering methodologies that bridge academic theory with industry practice.

• Best Teacher - 2024
• Best Teacher - 2020-2022
• Best Teacher - 2017-2018
• Best Teacher - 2011-2015

Klimov has supervised numerous student graduation theses at HSE University, mentoring students in software engineering disciplines. His industry background provides students with practical insights into real-world software development challenges. He has delivered presentations at industry conferences including the ALM Summit and Windows 8 Summit in Moscow, sharing his expertise on application lifecycle management and development tools.

His teaching portfolio includes courses on Agile methodology in corporate environments, Requirements Development and Analysis, and Software Project Management, reflecting his expertise in modern software development practices.