About

Hi, I’m Andrey.

I like to understand things from the inside out. Whenever I work on a system — big or small — I want to know how its parts fit, where the friction is, and how it behaves when you push it. That curiosity drives almost everything I do.

I build systems that stay understandable no matter how big they grow. Over the years, my work has crossed finance, publishing, education, manufacturing, and consumer tech — moving between backends, frontends, data, infrastructure, and AI. I’ve learned that the broader the view, the easier it is to make sound trade-offs and keep a system coherent as it evolves.

I care deeply about how systems take shape — how ideas turn into working components and how clarity survives as people and features multiply. When the foundations are right, everything else feels lighter: the code stays readable, the process predictable, and progress steady instead of chaotic.

My work usually blends design, coordination, and engineering. I focus on the invisible parts — how systems deploy, how data moves, how development mirrors production, how teams review and release changes, and how small decisions ripple through the whole. Code and process are part of the same story. When both are designed with care, things flow naturally and people can focus on building instead of untangling.

Learning is part of that rhythm. Every time I hit a wall, I dig in until I understand what’s missing — a new tool, a new framework, a new concept. That’s why my GitHub looks like a trail of experiments: compilers, automation, infrastructure, AI, even bits of hardware. I don’t look for shortcuts; I try to design systems that don’t need them — ones that grow cleanly because their structure makes sense. I don’t follow trends; I follow the gaps in my understanding.

Whether it’s a large platform or a small side project, the approach stays the same: understand how the parts fit, make them play well together, and leave behind something that can keep evolving — clear, coherent, and self-explanatory.