Info

I got into programming back in 1997, writing my first application. Since then, almost three decades have passed, during which the industry has managed to completely change several times: from the era of desktop software and first web projects to cloud computing, blockchain, and artificial intelligence.

I have always been interested not so much in programming itself, as in complex systems and interconnections between technologies, business, mathematics, and the real world.

Areas where I was fortunate to work

• Mathematical modeling and digital verification of scientific research.
• Physical and chemical models of experiments.
• Automation of energy complexes and optimization of resource consumption.
• Design of industrial control and monitoring systems.
• Development of hardware-software complexes.
• Creation of strength, aerodynamics, and behavior models for unmanned systems.
• Analysis and processing of large volumes of data.
• Development of GameFi projects, game engines, and tokenomics models.
• Integration and adaptation of local LLMs and AI systems for corporate tasks.
• Building complex distributed and high-load infrastructures.

In addition to engineering and research projects, a significant part of my career has been associated with practical commercial development.

• Development of web services, corporate systems, and internet platforms.
• Creation of mobile applications for Android, iOS, Symbian, and Windows Phone.
• Development of desktop software for Windows and Linux.
• Full-cycle product architecture design — from idea to scaling.
• Technical leadership of international development teams.

Approach

Over the years of work, I have repeatedly encountered tasks located at the intersection of several disciplines.

It is precisely such projects that are most interesting to me: when it is required to simultaneously understand code, physical processes, infrastructure, economic models, and business constraints.

Most of my experience is related to integrating technologies that previously practically did not interact with each other: AI and industry, Blockchain and game worlds, VR/AR and educational systems, science and modern digital tools.

I am not attached to a single technology or industry. My specialization is quickly immersing in new domain areas and building working systems of high complexity.

Stack

Programming Languages: C++, Perl, PHP, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Solidity, SQL.

Frontend: React, Vite, TailwindCSS, HTML5, CSS3, jQuery.

Backend & Architecture: Node.js, Laravel, FastAPI, REST API, GraphQL, Microservices, Event-Driven Architecture, Distributed Systems, API Design.

AI & Data Processing: LLM, RAG, AI Agents, Prompt Engineering, Fine-tuning, Vector Databases, Qdrant, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Data Analytics, Data Mining, S2S Tracking.

Blockchain & Web3: EVM, Solidity, Smart Contracts, DeFi, GameFi, NFT Ecosystems, Multi-chain Infrastructure, Cross-chain Integrations, Tokenomics, Staking Systems.

Infrastructure & DevOps: Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, Cloudflare, CI/CD, Terraform, High-load Infrastructure.

Product & Team Management: SDLC, Agile, Scrum, Kanban, Product Strategy, Roadmaps, Release Management, Stakeholder Management, Team Building, Technical Leadership, Change Management.

How I Can Be Helpful

• Architecture of complex software and hardware-software systems.
• Audit of existing solutions and bottleneck identification.
• Integration of artificial intelligence and local LLMs.
• Building high-load infrastructure.
• Consulting on Web3, DeFi, GameFi, and digital economy.
• Development of technical strategy and product roadmap.
• Forming engineering teams and development processes.
• Assistance in implementing non-standard technological ideas.

I feel equally comfortable both at the strategy level, communicating with business and investors, and deep inside architecture, infrastructure, and source code.

If you have a task that looks too complex, requires combining several disciplines, or seems impossible at first glance — most likely, precisely such projects will turn out to be most interesting for me.