Leading mobile platform engineering at one of the largest classified services with a daily audience of over 25M users.
Head of Engineering • Mobile Architecture Unit Lead
Over 15 years in IT and more than a decade in mobile development and management. I help companies build resilient mobile platforms, strong engineering teams, and product-focused development processes.
Leading mobile platform engineering at one of the largest classified services with a daily audience of over 25M users.
Drove the launch of new mobile apps for retail customers and reshaped digital development processes using Agile at scale.
Built and managed product teams delivering new social and government-services features for SberBank Online across iOS, Android and Web.
Led development of the next generation of the language-learning platform, coordinating backend, frontend and mobile teams.
Managed the creation of a new Android app for corporate clients and designed the architecture of the solution.
Worked on printing apps for Samsung smart printers, leading Android teams and maintaining mobile products and infrastructure.
Developed features for a secure printing platform and its mobile interface, including communication protocols and internal tools.
Took part in the development of core platform components and web UI for telecom solutions.
As Head of Engineering of the Mobile Architecture Unit at Avito, I focus on designing service architectures that support mobile-first products, forming high-performing teams, and aligning technology with business goals.
I’ve built and led platform teams for Android, iOS and backend, defined technical strategies and roadmaps, and overseen large-scale transformations in banks, consumer services and product companies.
My expertise spans mobile architecture, enterprise solutions and Agile practices. I’m continuously refining engineering culture, developer experience and platform reliability so that product teams can move fast with confidence.
Interested in mobile platform strategy, large-scale app architecture or building engineering organizations? Feel free to reach out.