Svatoslav Galygin

Svyatoslav Galygin Lead Fullstack Developer Location: Residence: Ukraine, Kyiv Availability: Open to relocation and remote work Age and Experience: Experience: 12.5 years Age: 32 years Expected Salary: From $3300 Contact Information: Mobile: - Telegram: @mcamour Email:-Professional Skills: Kotlin, Node, Vue.js, Python, Typescript, JavaScript, Selenium, Flask, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Linux, Java, Blockchain, AI Integration, LLMs, Neural Networks, Backend Architecture, Team Leadership. Experience: AI Freelance December 2024 - Present AI Engineer / Developer Responsibilities and Achievements: Specialized in developing AI-powered automations, assistants, and agents for various business needs: 1. Created a Telegram assistant for Uzbek business legislation guidance, providing instant expert consultation on legal matters. 2. Developed a cold marketing tool on make.com platform integrating with Microsoft email services, automating outreach and lead generation processes. 3. Built a sales instrument via Telegram on n8n platform connected with Google Docs, Gmail, and Drive services, streamlining document management and communication. 4. Engineered a YouTube video analysis service (personal project) that significantly accelerated my own learning process through automated content extraction and summarization. 5. Developed a service for generating 3D formwork from PDF technical specifications, automating complex architectural modeling tasks. 6. Created a landing page generation service using AI to quickly produce conversion-optimized web pages based on business requirements. 7. Built a memory bank service with Git workflow integration, enhancing team collaboration and knowledge management. Skills: LLMs, AI Integration, Python, JavaScript, make.com, n8n, API Integration, Telegram Bot API, Google Workspace API, Microsoft Graph API, Git alfateam_kz January 2023 - September 2024 (1 year and 9 months) Technical Director / Senior Engineer Responsibilities and Achievements: Led the development of several significant projects and managed technical solutions across multiple platforms: 1. Developed a sophisticated survey, discussion, and voting platform for Globus (a German hypermarket chain). The project evolved into a small social network with extensive user interaction capabilities. 2. Created a music solution player with advanced features and custom playback controls. 3. Built a freelance marketplace platform with matching algorithms for connecting clients with service providers. 4. Implemented a fitness projection system for enhancing workout experiences. During this period, I began developing AI-powered assistants and agents based on neural networks to enhance workflow efficiency and automate routine tasks. This innovation significantly improved productivity and allowed for more focus on complex technical challenges. Skills: JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, Vue.js, Python, AI Integration, LLMs, Neural Networks, Backend Architecture, Team Leadership MVNetwork August 2022 - January 2023 (6 months) Technical Leader / Senior JS/TS Fullstack Responsibilities and Achievements: The CEO of Rifgo, my previous employer, invited me to collaborate as a Technical Director for six months. Overall, I worked with Rifgo/Clubeeo/Network for 1.5 years. Skills: JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, Vue.js, GraphQL RIFGO September 2021 - May 2022 (9 months)​ Senior Frontend Developer Responsibilities and Achievements: Created solutions for tasks at all levels: API, ORM, services, custom microservices on the backend. Developed user-friendly interfaces and custom components on the frontend. Generated solutions and ideas. Skills: JavaScript, HTML, Vue.js, SCSS, Node.js​ Outsource / Self-employed December 2019 - September 2021 (1 year and 10 months) Vue Frontend Engineer Responsibilities and Achievements: During this period, I focused solely on frontend development, working with Vue.js and JavaScript. My goal was to find a stable mid-level position and grow into a senior role. I discovered a JavaScript framework, Vue.js, that suited me perfectly with its convenient documentation and thriving community. I completed two Vue projects lasting over four months at that time. Skills: JavaScript, HTML, Vue.js, SCSS April 2019 - September 2021 (2 years and 6 months) Fullstack Web&Mobile Developer Responsibilities and Achievements: This marks a period of versatility. I expanded beyond my core stack, which included PHP, and became more individualized in my approach to projects. I continuously learned and implemented new technological stacks. Three key projects during this time: 1. Developed a browser version parser for Google Messenger using Selenium and Python programming language. The parser was accessed through a RESTful API built with the Flask framework. This experience led to regular requests for parsers, including parsers for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and international marriage agency websites. 2. Created a mobile application for Android called Facefit, which offered face fitness courses. This led to "turnkey" mobile app orders, such as Shef Taxi (a taxi service in Uzbekistan), Lingvalien (English language learning), and Shef Driver (a driver app). I also started receiving orders for minor edits and enhancements to mobile applications. As a result, I upgraded my 2012 computer to a modern one. 3. Developed the enrollment system for Tomsk State University called Enrolless using the Ruby on Rails framework. I joined Enrolless during the busy period of student enrollment, which was in the summer. I learned the technologies on the job and relied on my previous experience in server-side programming languages, enhanced JavaScript skills, and web development using flexbox. I also had the opportunity to work with a more experienced developer in the team, and my proficiency in Git solidified. Skills: Kotlin, Android Development, Client-Server Application Development, SQLite, Python, Selenium, Celery, Flask, Git, Ruby on Rails March 2016 - April 2019 (3 years and 2 months) Backend Developer Responsibilities and Achievements: This period of work can be described as "working with info entrepreneurs." During this time, I stopped using freelance exchanges to find orders. I looked for clients on social media, in communities dedicated to information business and business in general. I worked with Sergey Gran, Nikolay Volosyankov, and other information entrepreneurs. I also taught my friend from Lugansk, Ilya Meshcheryakov, front-end development, and later JavaScript and PHP, gradually reducing reliance on hiring freelancers. The two of us handled 3-4 parallel projects. Later, I noticed a decrease in the quality of work from my partner and decided to stop managing developers in order to ensure the quality​ matched my level and not that of my trained friends or freelancers. I also gave up parallel development of multiple projects and established a business model in a sequential format in the form of a live queue. There was a lot of "word of mouth" involved (friends of my clients' friends approached me based on natural recommendations, or in simpler terms, I learned to deliver work in a way that made my clients eager to showcase the results to as many people as possible). By the way, this cooperation with information entrepreneurs influenced me - I learned from them, and they learned from progressive Western colleagues. Later, I understood where the primary source was and also started learning from Western business and programming experts. Skills: Staff training, coaching, client acquisition, public speaking, business consulting, teamwork, idea generation, Java, Git, object-oriented programming (OOP). DomenDesign as a partner of poltor.com October 2014 - February 2016 (1 year and 5 months) Founder Responsibilities and Achievements: After moving to Kyiv due to the war in Luhansk, I resumed collaboration with my mentor, Yevgeniy Poltoratskiy. This time, I was an experienced freelancer, not a beginner student, and immediately started receiving turnkey projects. Accordingly, I looked for and hired designers, front-end developers, programmers, copywriters, and advertisers. From the perspective of my development as an entrepreneur, it was an incredible experience. However, in terms of programming, my backend developer skills significantly declined during this time as I worked with PHP on Wordpress and Opencart platforms. Later, I realized that the PHP concept itself didn't interest me as a developer, so I simply needed to change backend technologies in my stack. Skills: People management, business process organization, team formation, negotiation, project management, technical specification development, business development, customer support, company management, development management.​ Weblancer.net March 2013 - November 2014 (1 year and 9 months) Developer Responsibilities and Achievements: I started looking for my target audience of clients and increasing the volume of work and income. I trained my first employee, Yevgeniy Petrov, in Lugansk. We set up a micro office in his home and worked together on freelance projects. Mostly it involved web design and WordPress. Freelancing is a strong school for building a public reputation and accumulating responsibility. It was a period in my life when I could work for 24 hours straight for several days. I was only interested in finding projects, implementing them, and earning money. Skills: HTML, CSS, JQuery, PHP, JavaScript, MySQL, OOP, SQL, Ajax, Database, Pixel-perfect. poltor.com August 2012 - March 2013 (8 months) Front-end developer, PHP back-end developer for Joomla and WordPress Responsibilities and Achievements: During the break between college and university, I studied the stack of HTML5 + CSS3 + JS + jQuery + PHP + MySQL + WordPress for my own gaming blog and personal game. At that time, only Google Chrome supported CSS3, and in search of answers about cross-browser compatibility, I met a wonderful person and expert, Yevgeniy Poltoratskiy. He appreciated my fundamental approach to programming - I focused on the basics: syntax, language peculiarities from my stack, technologies, and mathematics. He gradually started assigning me tasks for web design, then Joomla configuration, and eventually, I found a place in his company where I developed and designed websites using WordPress and made changes to existing ones. In those early years, I began to realize that PHP and my fundamental approach, whether it's RESTful API or OOP, didn't intersect much. PHP websites at that time required doing the same thing according to a template. After some time, in 2014, I started working with him again as a manager, taking on "turnkey" websites, hiring designers, front-end developers, and occasionally marketers. Skills: Landing page design, Responsive design, WordPress, JQuery, CSS, HTML, Cross-browser compatibility, Valid markup, Semantic markup, Joomla, Web development. Higher Education East Ukrainian National University September 2012 - June 2013 Specialization and Achievements: Applied Mathematics.​ About Myself -> I practice Vân Phù Bảo Qìgōng and Aikido. -> Vegan for over 7 years. -> Married for 13 years; my wife gave birth to our third child, a girl, in 2021. -> Proud father of amazing children. -> Former entrepreneur: web studio offering web development, web/mobile app development, and advertising services (SEO, PPC, targeting). -> Maximum monthly income of $6,500. Mainly earning $3,500. -> Supported the School of Gran, volunteered at its first event. -> Prepared vegan meals as a volunteer at a raw food kindergarten. -> Managed over 20 freelancers at the most. Average stable team size was 12 freelancers. -> Worked as an office salesperson for 2 months. Otherwise, worked remotely my entire life. -> Constantly learning both hard skills and soft skills. -> At the beginning of Mishka Volosunkov's journey, I was his manager. -> Spent the entire month of July 2018 working at sea, along with my pregnant wife. -> Love programming, communication, algorithms, marketing, and education. -> Studying vocal techniques with Yevgeniy Tyutyunik (formerly with TKN), business with Sergey Gran, and practices with Oleksiy Tyshchenko (Consciousness Development Center). -> Engaged in weekly 24-36-hour therapeutic water fasting (). -> In 4 months (summer season 2019), I lost 23 kg of fat/toxins and gained 6 kg of muscle using my bodyweight (without using weights, only on a pull-up bar and parallel bars) (during the quarantine, I focused on work and physical fitness, and now I need to get back on track. This point is not applicable as of May 1, 2023—I have gained some extra weight). -> And of course, no alcohol.