Web Developer with a strong background in technical project management and web delivery. I spent several years coordinating and supporting dozens of client web projects in parallel, covering planning, deadlines, QA, production support, and developer coordination, and later led a small project department in a web studio.
Today I combine that delivery experience with hands-on development across backend, frontend, architecture, troubleshooting, and release decisions. My current focus is AI-assisted development: using modern coding agents to accelerate implementation while keeping architecture, requirements, review, testing, and validation under human control.
Public architecture and product showcase for an AI-native platform that grew from a news aggregator into a reusable foundation for multiple products.
- Django / Python
- AI and LLM integration
- workflow orchestration
- editorial systems
- reusable domain and platform architecture
Live product: news.doutlab.com
A personal mobile-first language learning application built from scratch in PHP with a custom MVC architecture.
The project is centered on contextual vocabulary learning: connecting dictionary entries, active cards, and saved phrases so the same word can be studied across multiple real contexts.
- PHP / MySQL
- JavaScript / jQuery
- custom MVC architecture
- responsive mobile-first UI
- custom review and scheduling logic
Backend: Python, Django, Django REST Framework, PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL
Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design, WordPress
Infrastructure & tooling: Git, GitHub, Docker, Celery, Redis
AI-assisted development: ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, OpenAI API
I am most interested in the point where product thinking, system design, implementation, and delivery meet. My project-management background makes me naturally attentive to scope, priorities, deadlines, QA, and the long-term cost of changes.
AI tools make implementation faster, but I treat them as engineering tools rather than substitutes for judgment. I stay responsible for architecture, requirements, reviewing generated code, testing behavior, validating changes, and deciding what ships.