Odesa, Ukraine
QA Automation Engineer with 5+ years of total QA experience (including 2+ years in AQA). I automate Web, Desktop (C#/WinAppDriver), and Mobile (Java/Appium/Playwright). As a developer, I built an ecosystem of 9 products, including MindStep (with 23 Playwright E2E tests) and a massive AI mod for Valheim. I actively leverage agentic AI tools (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Antigravity IDE) to accelerate development and autotest creation.
Manual & Automation QA Engineer
Web, Desktop, and Mobile application testing. Test automation (C#, Selenium, WinAppDriver, Appium). Investigating memory leaks and race conditions.
Manual QA Engineer
Device and mobile application testing for a video recorder
SEO Analyst
Search engine optimisation and analysis.
Advanced AI modification for Valheim. Integrates LLMs (Gemini, Groq, OpenAI, Ollama), STT (Whisper), Edge TTS, and autonomous NPC agents (farmers, gatherers, repairers, courier ravens).
Strategic brain-training web game. Fully covered with 23 E2E Playwright autotests to ensure stability, regression quality, and performance.
Cross-platform word-learning app & Wordle-style puzzle with personal statistics, user accounts, competitive leaderboard, and 7-language i18n support.
Interactive Sea-themed showcase hub & portfolio portal uniting all web apps, games, and tools in a single responsive interface.
Interactive 3D CV game built from scratch on Godot 4. Explore the world, interact with objects, and discover easter eggs!
Interactive web portfolio website built with Svelte 5 featuring toast notifications, state persistence, and full i18n support.
Official website and admin portal for Odesa Theatre School featuring interactive widgets, dark ocean theme, and photo galleries.
Official website for Odesa Art School №5 featuring multi-language support, news feeds, and responsive design.
Interactive gaming project supporting animal rescue initiatives and animal protection awareness.
Master's degree in Computer Systems and Networks, Institute of Computer Systems
Theatre Department (2006-2012) // Music Department (2009-2013)