My skills, expertise, and outlets of energy and creativity.

I studied how to be a proper Data Engineer and Python Developer at MIPT (Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology) and yes, I do love building ETLs. Luckily, my current job gives me plenty of that work.

I'm now in my third year at one of the top 10 Russian banks, working as a developer for Corporate Risks Department. That means I've had to script all sorts of different things (mostly via SQL, Python and Excel), I know what (A/F)IRB, EAD, LGD are, and just how complicated Default Monitoring systems can get (because I'm a part of a team that implements them). I've also learned that speed and precision both matter deeply. And I'm proud to play a role in making our Default Committees faster, more accurate and less stressful through proper automation that reduces the number of operational issues.

I really like things to be built right. Although I'm not really a perfectionist.

I also have one year of experience as a Graphic Designer. And thanks to studying PR and advertising at university
(LUNN, Linguistics University of Nizhny Novgorod), I picked up some sense of how to write good copy. I genuinely enjoy both text and graphics as well as good code. So if there's a need - I'm always happy to jump in.

What I Bring:

  • ETL Pipelines

  • MS SQL Server

  • PostgreSQL

  • Python (ETL, Data Analytics)

  • Linux / Bash

  • Excel Automation

to Data Engineering

  • IRB / AIRB

  • EAD / LGD

  • Default Monitoring

  • Basel Compliance (II, III)

  • Technical Writing (Business Requirements, Normative Docs)

to Banking & Risks

  • OOP & Unit Testing & Virtual Environments

  • Git & Clear Documentation (README, requirements, instructions)

  • Android (Kotlin, MVVM)

to Software Engineering & Product

  • Hadoop / Hive / pySpark / Java / JavaScript (all academic)

  • Graphic Design

  • Brand Management

  • Product Management (Brand, Patreon, Google Play)

  • Copywriting

to Other Areas

The Projects I'm Proud Of:

  1. This digital garden of mine. Explore it further: read the articles I wrote.

  2. Solid ETLs. I cannot disclose the details due to NDA, however, I can describe the difficulties I met and the ways I heroically overcame them:

    • Read about what I stumbled upon while automating our Default Committees.

    • See what I have observed during renewing and refactoring entry points of our Default Monitoring processes.

  3. Genial Android App - the result of me pushing myself into learning Android development to improve my understanding of product creation in general.
    Kotlin, OS 7-17, translated into three languages - just like this site is. See it on:

    • GitHub: GitHubLogo

  4. My newborn pet-project for market monitoring (full ETL; Prefect, Python, PQSQL18), for now just on test data: see it on my GitHub.

The languages I speak are:

  • English

  • Russian

  • German

  • Czech (a bit)