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Arsenii

Backend Engineer
Backend and platform engineering for low-latency service orchestration, collaborative web systems, and multi-tenant marketplace platforms

Backend engineer with strong hands-on implementation across Rust, TypeScript, Node.js, React, service architecture, API integration, and production-oriented refactoring. Best aligned with backend-heavy product engineering roles that need architectural ownership and practical delivery across system boundaries.

BEST-FIT USE CASE

Backend or full-stack-leaning backend role involving service decomposition, platform refactoring, API integration, operational tooling, and product-facing architecture for production systems.

Not the primary fit: Roles centered on deep ML model research, pure data science, formal MLOps ownership, mobile development, or narrowly scoped frontend-only implementation.

EVIDENCE HIGHLIGHTS

What supports the assessment

01

Led migration of a trading pipeline from a Python-based setup to a Rust service architecture, covering system design through rollout.

02

Contributed to an orchestration system and automated monitoring pipeline supervising trading entities and triggering operational actions.

03

Owned frontend architecture for a configuration-driven multi-tenant storefront system and contributed to backend microservices.

04

Implemented cryptocurrency billing with on-chain transaction tracking and automated reconciliation in a collaborative product.

05

Built integration APIs, backend media storage integration, build-system migrations, and core logic optimizations in a web collaboration platform.

06

Delivered frontend applications for e-commerce and SaaS clients, including performance, SEO, testing, and legacy refactoring work.

07

Described practical use of multiple LLM tools for coding support, review separation, long-term context handling, and hallucination control.

WORKING STYLE

How they show up

  • Explains technical systems with end-to-end context, including business impact, architecture layers, and operational consequences.
  • Initiates refactoring when system behavior indicates architectural issues and aligns changes with colleagues through discussions.
  • Reviews critical areas manually, especially payments and synchronization logic, while using AI-assisted review as a supporting tool.
  • Approaches technology selection through total cost, team onboarding, lifecycle, integration, scalability, and maintainability considerations.
  • Uses value-versus-effort reasoning to challenge low-value implementation requests with stakeholders.