I used to work for multiple companies as a Software Developer, and I currently work for Beetroot in the same position. On all the projects, Python was the main programming language, so I have experience of using it for creating various applications. I am willing to share this experience and knowledge with students, help them learn Python, and combine both theory and practice in teaching.

I used to work as a freelancer and with CrocoAI/CrocoSignal. And now I’m a developer at Beetroot. I love to look for non-standard ways of solving difficult problems. Front-End is one of the most popular ways of developing. There are a lot of specialists but I want to create my own competitive and in-demand team. I would not teach in the manner that I was taught; I want to make the learning process close to the way things happen in real companies.

I love understanding the incomprehensible and improving something. After graduating from the University I was working as a computer specialist. I was finishing the database on the Access, then I was redoing 1C for the enterprise needs. I wanted to be a programmer when I was a child. I was involved with a game. I thought that somebody had created this game and this person was really cool. Because people were wasting their time on it. So, I started learning methodical materials of Basic and then Pascal. While teaching, it’s necessary to recall important moments and mistakes and then to give examples of realizing. When I have free time I do sports and fishing, learn to play the clarinet, study English and play with children.

I love sharing knowledge and doing something for the future. I teach programming in universities and lead separate projects. I choose Python in 2007 and do not regret it. When teaching, I try to make the subject understandable for myself and then make it understandable for others. I love travelling and running; I’m interested in catacombs. I think I would not survive without teaching.