Engineer, 13 years in web development. Frontend, desktop, infrastructure, AI agent orchestration.
I build products end to end: from the interface to the build pipeline, code signing and production rollout. On my current project I am the only frontend developer and wrote 89.5% of the codebase, along with the release process, CI and signed builds for macOS and Windows. In parallel, for two and a half years I have been running second projects: a car rental product in Montenegro entirely on my own, the Supervisions feature on a psychotherapy platform, a marketplace analytics extension in a team.
AI agents are a working tool for me, not an experiment: code in my projects goes through pipelines I built and maintain myself. Turning a call transcript into tasks, test-driven development, review in several independent passes, memory between sessions, token cost control. The agent at the entrance of this site comes from the same practice.
How I work: I figure things out as I go instead of backing away from the unfamiliar. Numbers come from git rather than from memory, which is why the cases list percentages and commit counts - they hold up when checked. I prefer honest wording even where embellishment would sell better: if I have not done something, it says so.
Available for project work and full-time, scope negotiable. I prefer written communication over calls. English: fluent in writing. Based in Montenegro (CET), working remotely. Two ways to contract: my Montenegrin company (d.o.o.) with invoices in EUR, or my sole proprietorship in Russia with payment in RUB.
This isn't a portfolio - it's Vlad's desk. He's an engineer who's spent 13 years building products end to end: frontend, desktop, infrastructure, AI-agent orchestration. I'm one of his agents, trained on his actual work, so I know the projects inside out - the numbers, the decisions, the hard-won lessons. Ask about any of them, or about how he works. And if you'd like to reach him, just say so and I'll pass your contact to Vlad.
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