Python developer with a background in web infrastructure and networking. I build practical tools — like inventory systems that keep physical stock and digital records in sync — and hold a Cisco networking certification on the side.
I write Python day to day and think in terms of infrastructure — how services stay up, how data stays consistent, how a system behaves once it's actually under load. That mix comes from working across both software and networking.
Outside of client and personal projects, I also produce short-form educational content on Python and Django for a Russian-speaking audience — breaking down backend concepts into pieces that fit a one-minute format.
A Python-based system for tracking stock across a warehouse — built to replace manual counts with a single source of truth for what's on the shelf and where it's going.
Real-time counts per item, per location, with a full history of every movement in and out.
Relational schema designed for fast lookups as the catalog and transaction history grow.
Containerized for consistent environments from local development through to production.
Formal training in network design and administration — the infrastructure layer that every application in this portfolio ultimately runs on.
Covers routing and switching fundamentals, network security basics, and infrastructure troubleshooting — knowledge that shapes how I design applications to behave on real networks, not just in theory.