Experience

2024–Present
Senior Software Engineer, DataSnipper
- Cut setup for a new application from idea to a deployed, browser-testable environment to under 20 minutes by building the frontend deployment platform and reusable infrastructure.
- Founded and led the frontend guild, setting frontend architecture, engineering standards and development practices.
- Built agentic workflows for platform development: a skills-based knowledge base over 100+ repositories and a pipeline running up to five parallel agents on Git worktrees.
Claude Code, Cursor, MCP, Agentic workflows, React, Remix, TypeScript, Node.js, Technical Leadership, Terraform, Docker, GitHub CI/CD, Turborepo, CSS, HTML
2023–2024
Staff Engineer, i3D.net
i3D.net, a Ubisoft company, provides game hosting and global infrastructure for online games.
- Owned the frontend pillar: technical direction, coordination with other pillars, and support of the frontend engineers.
- Defined the frontend architecture and infrastructure and maintained the frontend roadmap, introducing quality standards with the processes to monitor and enforce them.
- Delivered a frontend platform and architectural standards that made it easier to add new applications and extend existing ones, including a dashboard for managing game hosting and deploying new games for enterprise customers and indie developers.
- Created development paths and learning opportunities for the engineers while staying hands-on with product work.
React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, Technical Leadership, Kubernetes, Docker, GitLab CI/CD, Nx, CSS, HTML
2023–2024
Head of Department,Projector Institute
- Helped build a frontend course lineup covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React.js.
- Built the processes for creating and maintaining courses from the ground up, including preparing new courses for launch and coordinating authors and teachers.
- Introduced calculation and visualisation of teaching workload.
Technical Leadership, People Management
2021–2023
Senior Software Engineer, Amazon Web Services (AWS)
The RDS Ops Console is the internal control plane AWS engineers use to operate Amazon RDS. I owned its frontend and defined the frontend roadmap.
- Doubled (2×) the console's internal user satisfaction score by building a feedback interface and fixing the UI/UX problems the incoming reports surfaced.
- Migrated the console off a legacy Ruby and jQuery stack to React and TypeScript.
- Introduced code quality controls and a unit testing system with coverage enforcement.
- Introduced canary testing across the console, catching issues before they reached users and giving the team confidence that critical functionality was working.
Ruby, React, Next.js, Node.js, CSS, HTML, TypeScript
2019–2021
Senior Frontend Developer, Werkspot
- Increased login-flow completion by 3% with a set of authentication improvements, including silent login and autofill support.
- Helped build and roll out a new frontend stack based on React and Next.js, migrated the existing application to the new architecture and helped establish its technical foundations.
- Developed key parts of the frontend platform — the translation and form management systems — and introduced CSS Grid layout.
- Contributed to hiring and represented the company at conferences and through technical articles, strengthening its engineering brand.
React, Next.js, Node.js, CSS, HTML, TypeScript
2017–2018
Lead Frontend Developer, TemplateMonster.com
- Led three frontend teams of eight engineers across Lviv, Mykolaiv and Kyiv, owning hiring, mentoring, technical direction and day-to-day engineering leadership.
- Played a key role in turning the product from a marketplace for TemplateMonster-created products into a platform where anyone could sell digital media content, contributing to the architecture and frontend technical direction of the new platform — built from the ground up around a new design system and more than 40 REST microservices.
- Established the frontend architecture and development practices for the new platform, including a custom React-based SSR solution.
- Led major performance optimisation efforts, including HTTP/2 Server Push and client-side caching, so the platform could scale with the new product model.
React, Node.js, CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2016–2017
Frontend Developer, Vaimo
Built Magento storefronts for Brown-Forman (Jack Daniel's), Bauhaus Sweden, Ontime and Alyasra.
Magento, CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2015–2016
Frontend Developer, Areto Development
Worked as a Frontend Developer on projects for Areto Development, Vacay Kit, 3 Way Talk and Yoke Labs.
CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2014–2015
Frontend Developer, Aligned Code
Worked as a Frontend Developer on projects for Aligned Code, Binary Garage, Yoke Labs and CB Territory.
CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2013–2016
Editor in Chief, Founder, Frontender Magazine
Frontender Magazine was a free online publication about frontend development for Russian-speaking developers.
- Reached more than 100,000 unique users per month at its peak.
- Organised the work of the editors, six core-team translators and 15 freelance translators, overseeing the translation and publication of around 300 articles.
- Built the platform from the ground up with extensive automation for content acquisition and publishing: discovering new articles from email subscriptions, extracting article content from websites, automated translation hints, static content generation and automatic translation-permission requests to authors.
CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2012–2013
Frontend Developer, Parallels
Built the frontend of Focal Point, a home office product for small businesses.
CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2012–2013
Frontend Developer, Giftofoni
Built the frontend of Giftofoni.
CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2011–2012
Frontend Developer, ZN.UA
- Frontend development for ZN.UA, a leading Ukrainian news outlet, and Znaki.fm, including complex editorial and campaign-driven experiences.
- Built sophisticated landing pages for advertising campaigns on ZN.UA, as well as custom-designed pages for major journalistic investigations, combining bespoke layouts, interactive elements and infographics to present complex content clearly.
CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2011–2012
Frontend Developer, Evil Martians
Worked with the Evil Martians studio as a Frontend Developer on projects including Groupon Russia and i-lift.tv.
CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2010–2011
Frontend Developer, Pokeroff
Development of the Pokeroff.ru portal from the ground up, including frontend architecture and implementation, as well as designing and setting up the build system.
CSS, HTML, JavaScript
2000–2010
Software Engineer, R.A.M.
- Developed digital projects for advertising agencies R.A.M. and Paradigm Consulting Group, working with brands such as Pall Mall, Kent, Camel, Lay’s, Kinder, DreamWorks, MTV, Indesit and Samsung.
- Worked as a Frontend Developer, Flash Developer and Designer, covering UI design, illustration, animation, ActionScript development and frontend implementation.
CSS, HTML, JavaScript, ActionScript, MacroMedia Flash, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop

Speaking

React+ fwdays'25 Kyiv, October 18, 2025	Do we need to bundle? Do you remember the times when we spent a week configuring Webpack before even starting to code? Now we have a bundler deeply integrated with a framework. Do you even know what Vite configuration you have inside your Next.js or Remix.js application? But do we even need this? What are we missing to forget about all these nasty bundlers?! Video
AmsterdamJS Amsterdam, December 12, 2024	HTML's Witnesses Can I tell you about HTML and how much you don't need this nasty JavaScript with the help of new shiny Invokers? GitHub Presentation online
JSWORLD Conference Online, February 9–11, 2022	HTML Best Practice Nowadays we neglect HTML. It's not even a programming language, what is the big deal?! But it has consequences. Bad ones. Let's make HTML great again! Presentation online Video
HolyJS Piter Online, April 2021	Make your authentication flow perfect Authentication is a pain point for many businesses, which lose a significant percentage of the potential customers on sign-up and sign-in steps. It's possible to improve the process in a way that would minimize this percentage. Presentation online Video
Fronteers Amsterdam, October 2019	Server Timing and User Timing How to identify performance issues with real user measurements and W3C standards. Video
CSS-Minsk-JS Minsk, September 21, 2019	Performance monitoring in the project Everybody loves to talk about performance and how important it is. But nobody knows how their site is performing and how it's changing with time. Let's find out what we should measure, how we should do it, how to log it, and what standards may help us. Presentation online Video
ChernivtsiJS Chernivtsi, June 23, 2018	Make checkout great again Internet acquiring? What are you talking about?! GitHub Presentation online Video
Front & Day Kyiv, April 7, 2018	Make checkout great again Internet acquiring? What are you talking about?! GitHub Presentation online
JavaScript fwdays'18 Kyiv, March 18, 2018	Code Style & Violence How to implement and control codestyle best practices in your team. GitHub Presentation online Video
National Aerospace University – Kharkiv Aviation Institute Kharkiv, March 15, 2018	Make checkout great again Internet acquiring? What are you talking about?! GitHub Presentation online
Съесть Собаку Kharkiv, March 15, 2018	Code Style & Violence How to implement and control codestyle best practices in your team. GitHub Presentation online Video
Projector Kyiv, February 17, 2018	Holy Grail Let's talk about layouts. From the start. GitHub Presentation online Video
FrontFest Moscow, November 18, 2017	Code Style & Violence How to implement and control codestyle best practices in your team. GitHub Presentation online Video
ChernivtsiJS Chernivtsi, June 10, 2017	Holy Grail Let's talk about layouts. From the start. GitHub Presentation online Video
KharkivCSS Kharkiv, April 22, 2017	Holy Grail Let's talk about layouts. From the start. GitHub Presentation online Video
VAIMO Tech Monthly Kyiv, March 16, 2017	JavaScript Types Talk about JavaScript Types and type cast principles. GitHub Presentation online
VAIMO Tech Monthly Kyiv, February 8, 2017	ES6 Intro Talk about ECMA-262 life cycle, how to use new language features before browser implementation and how to use ESX in Magento 1 and 2. GitHub Presentation online
Web Standards Days Kyiv, November 26, 2016	You don't know CSS! In this talk we will dig into lifecycle of CSS specification development, overview some interesting drafts and find out why you should read drafts. GitHub Presentation online
Web Standards Days Minsk, October 29, 2016	You don't know CSS! In this talk we will dig into lifecycle of CSS specification development, overview some interesting drafts and find out why you should read drafts. GitHub Presentation online Video
KharkivCSS Kharkiv, September 17, 2016	You don't know CSS! In this talk we will dig into lifecycle of CSS specification development, overview some interesting drafts and find out why you should read drafts. GitHub Presentation online Video
Nordic.js Stockholm, September 8, 2016	Lightning talk “You don't know CSS” In this talk we will dig into lifecycle of CSS specification development, overview some interesting drafts and find out why you should read drafts. GitHub Presentation online Video
Web Standards Days Kyiv, November 28, 2015	Offline first What is offline first and how it may be used for your profit GitHub Presentation online
Web Standards Days Minsk, October 31, 2015	Offline first What is offline first and how it may be used for your profit Video GitHub Presentation online
ІТ ФОРУМ Kyiv, May 24, 2015	Offline first What is offline first and how it may be used for your profit GitHub Presentation online
Web Standards Days Riga, May 24, 2014	Localization and Internationalization Overview of international specifications and localization process with i18next and l20n Video
Frontend Dev Conf 2014 Minsk, August 24, 2014	WebGL and Lazy Game Dev Lazy game development with use WebGl and Three.js Video GitHub
РИТ++ 2014 Moscow, April 14, 2014	Localization and Internationalization Overview of international specifications and localization process with i18next and l20n Video
DUMP 2014 Ekaterinburg, March 14, 2014	Localization and Internationalization Overview of international specifications and localization process with i18next and l20n Video GitHub Presentation online
DUMP 2014 Ekaterinburg, March 14, 2014	One Year of Frontender Magazine Magazine goals, history and what we had achieved for the last year GitHub Presentation online
Web Standards Days Kyiv, October 26, 2013	Lost Specifications JavaScript API we forget or even don't know about GitHub Presentation Presentation online
Web Not Bombs Minsk, September 19, 2013	Lazy Game Dev Lazy development of casual games with JavaScript and DOM
Web Not Bombs Minsk, September 19, 2013	Frontender Magazine About magazine, why it was founded and where frontend developers come from GitHub Presentation online
ITSea Kazantip, August 22, 2013	Lazy Game Dev Lazy development of casual games with JavaScript and DOM
KharkivJS Kharkiv, June 22, 2013	Lazy Game Dev Lazy development of casual games with JavaScript and DOM Video
DUMP 2013 Yekaterinburg, May 24, 2013	Lazy Game Dev Lazy development of casual games with JavaScript and DOM Video
РИТ++ 2013 Moscow, April 23, 2013	Lazy Game Dev Lazy development of casual games with JavaScript and DOM Video GitHub Presentation online
Web Standards Days Moscow, November 24, 2012	JavaScript Patterns What is it, why to use them and common patterns Video Presentation
KharkivJS Kharkiv, December 15, 2012	Some Funny CSS Tricks You May Use in Lazy Game Dev
Web Standards Days Kyiv, October 13, 2012	On the Edge 3D and 2D-animation and emotions in the web with CSS
Fronteers Jam Session Amsterdam, October 3, 2012	Some Funny CSS Tricks You May Use in Lazy Game Dev Video
Web Standards Days St. Petersburg, June 23, 2012	On the Edge 3D and 2D-animation and emotions in the web with CSS
РИТ++ 2012 Moscow, April 2, 2012	On the Edge 3D and 2D-animation and emotions in the web with CSS Video Presentation
Web Standards Days Moscow, December 13, 2011	Editing Content in the Browser How it should be, how it is and why do we need it anyway
Web Standards Days Minsk, October 29, 2011	Editing Content in the Browser How it should be, how it is and why do we need it anyway Video Presentation
Web Standards Days Kyiv, October 22, 2011	Editing Content in the Browser How it should be, how it is and why do we need it anyway
Web Standards Days Kyiv, September 18, 2010	Overview of the new JavaScript API HTML5 specification and other W3C specification drafts Video Presentation
Web Standards Days Riga, May 22, 2010	HTML5 and CSS3 Evolution of webstandards Presentation

Senior Software Engineer, DataSnipper

Staff Engineer, i3D.net

Head of Department,Projector Institute

Senior Software Engineer, Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Senior Frontend Developer, Werkspot

Lead Frontend Developer, TemplateMonster.com

Frontend Developer, Vaimo

Frontend Developer, Areto Development

Frontend Developer, Aligned Code

Editor in Chief, Founder, Frontender Magazine

Frontend Developer, Parallels

Frontend Developer, Giftofoni

Frontend Developer, ZN.UA

Frontend Developer, Evil Martians

Frontend Developer, Pokeroff

Software Engineer, R.A.M.

National Technical University of Ukraine ‘Kyiv Polytechnic Institute’

Smashing Magazine

How To Make Performance Visible With GitLab CI And Hoodoo Of GitLab Artifacts

React+ fwdays'25

Do we need to bundle?

AmsterdamJS

HTML's Witnesses

JSWORLD Conference

HTML Best Practice

HolyJS Piter

Make your authentication flow perfect

Fronteers

Server Timing and User Timing

CSS-Minsk-JS

Performance monitoring in the project

ChernivtsiJS

Make checkout great again

Front & Day

Make checkout great again

JavaScript fwdays'18

Code Style & Violence

National Aerospace University – Kharkiv Aviation Institute

Make checkout great again

Съесть Собаку

Code Style & Violence

Projector

Holy Grail

FrontFest

Code Style & Violence

ChernivtsiJS

Holy Grail

KharkivCSS

Holy Grail

VAIMO Tech Monthly

JavaScript Types

VAIMO Tech Monthly

ES6 Intro

Web Standards Days

You don't know CSS!

Web Standards Days

You don't know CSS!

KharkivCSS

You don't know CSS!

Nordic.js

Lightning talk “You don't know CSS”

Web Standards Days

Offline first

Web Standards Days

Offline first

ІТ ФОРУМ

Offline first

Web Standards Days

Localization and Internationalization

Frontend Dev Conf 2014

WebGL and Lazy Game Dev

РИТ++ 2014

Localization and Internationalization

DUMP 2014

Localization and Internationalization

DUMP 2014

One Year of Frontender Magazine

Web Standards Days

Lost Specifications

Web Not Bombs