Fifteen years building the parts of a product that have to keep working: distributed backends, media pipelines, and the databases under them. Most recently I led Flickify at Ezoic — a system that turns a web page into a finished narrated video — from prototype to shipped product. I write Go and PHP, and I am usually the person who goes and reads the spec.
Selected work
All projects →Flickify ↗
2020 — 2026Turning an article into a watchable video was a manual editing job measured in hours, which meant publishers simply did not do it. A Go pipeline that parses the page, scripts it, assembles scenes and renders through FFmpeg on a queue-backed farm on AWS, with a Vue editor over the top for anyone who wants the last word.
e-Freight declaration platform
2013 — 2019Air cargo paperwork moved on paper between airlines, warehouses and the federal customs service — every handoff a place to lose a day. A PHP/PostgreSQL platform speaking IATA CIMP, SITA, ARINC and EDIFly Type B, with qualified digital signatures and direct integration into the customs IT system.
Publisher platform services
2019 — 2026Ad and content experiments needed backends that stayed up under sustained high-traffic spikes without degraded response times. Go and PHP microservices with Vue front ends, built around measurable request budgets and backpressure rather than optimistic caching.
Career · 2011–2026
Full history →Tools I reach for
MSc Computer Science — Moscow State Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Automation, 2011
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