From Brazzaville to Mordovia, building products in between
I'm a software developer from Brazzaville, in the Republic of Congo. I moved to Russia to study Fundamental Computer Science and Information Technology at N.P. Ogarev Mordovia State University, from 2019 to 2023.
Since 2023, I've worked as an independent developer. Most of my time has gone into my own products — Keurti and, more recently, two personal R&D systems, Vikeur and the Binance Signals Platform — plus one paid client project, ii-prompt.com. I haven't worked inside a large team or agency yet, but I've taken several products from a blank page to a real, working system, alone.
What I studied in class was a starting point, not the ceiling. Most of what I use today — deeper PHP and Java, Angular, cloud architecture, and the trading systems I mentioned — I picked up on my own, by building things and fixing what broke.
How I think about my work
I like building things that hold up under real use, not just in a demo. The trading systems I built have a kill switch and a rule that blocks live trading until a strategy is proven — I'd rather build in a safety margin than find out the hard way that I needed one.
I'm equally comfortable on a polished WordPress site for a small business and a backend system with real-time data. That range means you can bring me one project today and a completely different one next year.
Technical background
Based in Russia. Open to relocating within the country, and to remote work with clients anywhere in the world.