About

This is my personal place on the Internet where I post the content I think worth sharing.

The journey that brought me here is deeply rooted in my fascination with coding. For me, it is the way of describing intension to get things done, and I like to describe these intentions so they would be reasonable for both humans and machines.

My very first big project was to automate data processing and report preparation for a bachelor's degree in Material Science. I wanted to automate because some parts were iterative processes, and some just tiresome. For this task, I was looking for tools and revealed for myself the Python ecosystem for data analysis and LaTeX for high-quality typesetting. It was exciting to build such a complex pipeline, so I continued to learn how to work with real-world data using programming approaches.

This excitement led me to the web field. I implemented an eye-tracking library running directly in the browser, using bleeding-edge tools from the Rust ecosystem for WebAssembly. It's oddly satisfying to see a complex image processing pipeline is working on the simple web-page.

Today I find myself as a specialist who can solve machine learning problems, design web applications, and deliver code to a production environment.

In my spare time, I enjoy playing computer games and read science-fiction books. Moreover, I try to keep pace in becoming a better programmer by reading related textbooks and exploring modern technologies.