Introducing myself.

Hi!

My name is Andrew. Last 7 years I lived in Moscow, but I grew up in Kiev (Ukraine) and Sochi (where will be the Olympic Games will be in 2014).
I'm Working as a senior software developer in system integration, doing a little research in the field of image processing and simulation at the Moscow Aviation Institute (aka Moscow State University of Aerospace technology), and soon I'll be a teacher there.

Especially In fact, I never studied English, but since I had to read a lot of technical literature (technical books), I can speak a little. But I have no idea about proper grammar and pronunciation. To learn them, I joined this site.

I will be glad to all new friends!

I don't think that technical books can be called "literature", but that's only my opinion.
"I will be glad to all new friends!" is like saying "I wil be happy to all new friends!". It's does not make sense.
You are doing it very well. And, by the way, I'm as well very glad to meet here another software developer like me. Unfortunately I'm not senior. Congratulations by your new job as a teacher.

Regards,
Igor

I forget to say you that the verb needs to have a explicit subject. In any sentence. And always.

Introducing myself.

Hi!

My name is Andrew. For the last 7 years I have* lived in Moscow, but I grew up in Kiev (Ukraine) and Sochi (where will be the Olympic Games will be in 2014).

I am working as a senior software developer in system integration, and doing a little research in the field of image processing and simulation at the Moscow Aviation Institute (aka Moscow State University of Aerospace Technology), and soon I'll be a teacher there.

Especially I've never studied English, but since I've had to read a lot of technical literature I can speak a little. But I have no idea about proper grammar and pronunciation. To learn them, I joined this site.

I will be glad to meet all new friends!
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Red = missing words (недостающие словы)
Blue = grammar error (ошибка грамматики)
Green = word order (последовательность слов)

 

* since you still live in Moscow, you have to use 'I have lived'; 'I lived' would mean that you lived there for 7 years, but then left and now live somewhere else