Are you available for new work?
Yes. I take on product engineering, design partnerships, and small consulting engagements. The fastest way to reach me is email or Telegram.
Based in Yakutsk. Building products at the intersection of design and engineering. Currently exploring tools for thought, local-first software, and ambient interfaces.
I design and ship software end-to-end. My work sits between product design, front-end engineering, and systems thinking — wherever the seam is messiest.
For the past few years I have been focused on tools that feel direct: less chrome, more substance. I care about typography, motion that earns its keep, and interfaces that respect the reader's attention.
Outside of client work I write small utilities, sketch in code, and read about the history of computing. Some of those experiments live on GitHub; the fastest channel for everything else is Telegram.
Recent client engagements have focused on tools for thought, local-first applications, and ambient AI interfaces — areas where the seam between product design and front-end engineering matters most. I work asynchronously across timezones, lean on strong written documentation, and prefer typed languages everywhere: TypeScript on the web, Swift on iOS, and Postgres for state.
Yes. I take on product engineering, design partnerships, and small consulting engagements. The fastest way to reach me is email or Telegram.
Yakutsk, Russia (GMT+9). I work remotely with teams worldwide and have lived with eight-to-twelve-hour timezone gaps for years.
TypeScript and React for the web; Swift and SwiftUI for iOS; Figma for design. I lean toward small, sharp tools — Postgres, Node, plain CSS — over heavy frameworks.
Independent practice since 2019, primarily on contract. Open to longer engagements when the problem and the team are a good fit.
Product engineering at the design-and-code seam: shipping new surfaces, redesigning existing ones, and the systems work underneath. Particularly interested in tools for thought, local-first software, and ambient interfaces.
Two shapes work best: a focused product engineering sprint (four to eight weeks) for a specific surface or feature, or an ongoing retainer for a few days a week alongside an in-house team. Discovery and scoping are always part of the first conversation.
I work from Yakutsk (GMT+9), which gives a meaningful overlap window with both Europe and the US West Coast. Default mode is asynchronous — written specs, recorded walkthroughs, and clear PRs — with a couple of live calls per week when the team needs them.
Open to product engineering work, design partnerships, and small consulting engagements. The fastest way to reach me: