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I design IT systems for enterprises and public institutions
ERP and document workflow, warehouse logistics with computer vision, econometric forecasting models. I work the problem through to a system that runs.
Clients include machine-building, processing and energy enterprises, and urban-planning authorities.
How I can help
Three ways to work. We usually start with the first — to find out whether the second is needed.
A review of what is already built: where the bottlenecks are, what to repair and what to rewrite. You get findings and a plan, not a slide deck.
System architecture, specification, technology choices and effort estimates. A document any team can build from.
Assembling and leading a team where the solution does not exist yet and has to be researched: computer vision, AI, mathematical models.
What that looks like in practice
Land cadastre records, digitising topographic sheets into AutoCAD, and object recognition from satellite and aerial imagery.
Production planning and control, supply, costing, sales, accounting and tax, payroll and HR — in one system.
Raw-material quality control on the conveyor, automatic load measurement, free-slot calculation and forklift navigation.
What I am doing now
Research and applied projects where data, computer vision and industrial automation meet.
Training specialists for the work that comes into the company: from data analysis to applied AI.
Co-founder and head. Some of the technical work behind it is written up on the blog.
Faculty of Physics and Mathematics, Donetsk National University, department of intelligent decision-making systems; postgraduate studies at the Institute of Industrial Economics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Specialisation — economic and mathematical modelling.
From the blog
Problems from real work, written so the solution can be repeated.
Tell me what needs building
Describe the task in a couple of paragraphs — I will say whether I can take it on and where it makes sense to start.