Building complex, data-driven systems with deep understanding from processor architecture to distributed systems. I don't just write code—I understand how it becomes machine instructions.
Full-stack developer at ModestTree Media Inc, building enterprise data platforms that modernize legacy systems. I architect distributed systems with offline-first sync, real-time collaboration, and multi-platform support—handling gigabytes of structured data across 20+ Docker containers.
My superpower is systems thinking: I understand how code translates to machine instructions, how garbage collection works across languages (Python, C#, Java, JavaScript), and how to make architectural trade-offs between client, server, and infrastructure. This foundation—from processor architecture to distributed systems—lets me design scalable solutions, not just implement features.
Currently pursuing a Masters in Computer Science at Concordia University while leading technical teams and organizing security community events.
C# / .NET, ASP.NET, PostgreSQL, React, Docker (~20-30 containers), Linux
Docker, Linux, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Proxmox, Remote Development
Terraform, Ansible, Infrastructure as Code, Production-Grade Observability
Memory Management, GC Internals, Processor Architecture, Distributed Systems
January 2025 - Present (Concurrent with ModestTree)
Readality VR Reading App: Lead 5-person engineering team. Designed technical architecture, authored design documents, conducted PR reviews, mentored team on Meta SDK. Hands-on development: hand-tracking interactions, performance optimization, backend integration. Balance leadership with 10+ hours weekly coding.
September 2021 - Present (4+ years)
Enterprise data platform modernization. Distributed systems with offline-first sync, real-time collaboration, conflict resolution. Database optimization (10x improvements), Docker adoption (~20 containers), multi-platform architecture. Full-stack ownership: backend + frontend + infrastructure decisions.
Concordia University • Part-time
Focus: Computer Science fundamentals—operating systems, computer architecture, distributed systems. Building broad, deep understanding rather than specializing.
Polytechnic University, Odesa • 2014-2018
Foundation in hardware, electronics, and low-level systems programming
A selection of my recent work and side projects
Enterprise Platform
Architected distributed system for legacy data modernization: offline-first with conflict resolution, real-time collaboration (chat, video calls), gigabyte-scale data sync across multiple platforms. Optimized critical database operations (10x improvement), designed scalable attachment system consolidating multiple endpoints. Full-stack ownership from backend to frontend to infrastructure.
ModestTree Media Inc • 2021-Present
Security Platform
Complete rebuild of security competition platform (replacing iOS-only app). GraphQL API with JWT authentication, role-based access control (Admin/Organizer/Supervisor/Volunteer), real-time event management for 1000+ participants. Security-first architecture for security event.
Volunteer • Launching February 2026
Team Lead • Architect
Team Lead & Technical Architect for VR reading application at Concordia Innovation Lab. Led 5-person engineering team: designed system architecture, authored technical specs, enforced coding standards, conducted PR reviews. Hands-on development: implemented hand-tracking page navigation, optimized text rendering for VR, integrated dynamic backend for real-time image loading. Mentored team on Meta SDK and best practices.
Concordia Innovation Lab • 2025-Present
View ProjectInfrastructure Lab
Self-hosted infrastructure treated as production environment: Proxmox virtualization, Docker services, VPN server, Nextcloud. Learning Terraform and Ansible through real implementation. Focus on observability, security hardening, backups, and automation—applying platform engineering principles to personal infrastructure.
Personal Project • Ongoing
"Most of my professional work is under NDA, but I can discuss technical architecture, challenges solved, and design decisions in interviews."
GitHub: Very active (10+ commits/month), mostly private repos. Some CTF challenges and infrastructure configs will be public post-event.
"Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it's bad."
– Cory House