Full-stack developer with 2+ years of hands-on experience shipping and operating 39 public and 17 private repositories, including production systems used by real businesses and end users. Built and deployed a commercial delivery platform (Telegram bots + Flutter courier app + FastAPI backend + geospatial routing, live for a business in Uzbekistan) and a self-hosted AI assistant with local LLM inference, voice cloning, and a computer-vision video pipeline. Comfortable across the stack — Python/FastAPI backends, Node.js/NestJS services, Flutter mobile, and embedded C++/ESP32 robotics — with a strong focus on database design, real-time systems, and taking a project from idea through Docker-based deployment to live users. Separately, two years of paid academic writing — coursework, diploma projects and theses across engineering and computer science: researching an unfamiliar subject, running the experiment or calculation, and carrying the write-up through to a defended result. Currently a first-year Robotic Systems student at BNTU, Faculty of IT & Robotics, group 10706126.
Designed, built, deployed, and maintain 39 public and 17 private repositories end-to-end. 8+ applications actively serving real users; several run 24/7 in production on self-hosted Linux infrastructure.
Two years of paid academic work — coursework, diploma projects and final theses in engineering and computer-science subjects. Full cycle: scoping the task, learning material I did not know, carrying out the calculation or experiment, formatting to the university's requirements, and supporting the student through the defence. It built two skills an ordinary developer does not have: holding the structure of someone else's field, and finishing to formal requirements rather than to "it works on my machine".
2 years completing coursework, diploma projects and thesis (VKR) on order across engineering and IT disciplines: Management, Jurisprudence, Economics, Finance, Marketing, Logistics — all theoretical subjects with full documentation and verification.
Direct, honest communication with clients and teammates — clear about scope, timelines, and problems as they come up. Comfortable working remotely across time zones and picking up new tools or domains quickly when a project needs it.
Many additional papers, reports and coursework projects exist across engineering, IT and management disciplines. A full list of diplomas, conference papers, and confirmations of participation can be provided if you reach out — results are also searchable via public search for "Anton Petnitsky".