Full-stack developer with 10+ years in IT. I build and fix web, desktop and mobile apps, APIs and Chrome extensions in TypeScript, JavaScript and Rust. That includes Lovable and Bolt apps that aren't ready for real users yet. I also add AI features to existing products: LLM integrations, document search and chatbots.

Stack:
- Languages: TypeScript, JavaScript, Rust, SQL, HTML, CSS/SCSS
- Front end: React, Next.js, responsive interfaces that I design myself and build without templates
- Back end: Node.js (Express, NestJS), Deno, Rust (axum), REST and gRPC APIs, Kafka
- Databases: PostgreSQL with row-level security, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis, Supabase
- AI: LLM integrations that check the model's output before saving it, vector search on pgvector, RAG chatbots that answer from your files
- Platforms: WordPress and WooCommerce, multilingual sites with WPML, Chrome extensions (Manifest V3), desktop apps with Tauri, mobile apps in React Native
- DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, werf, CI/CD on GitHub Actions and GitLab CI
- Integrations and automation: payment providers, third-party APIs, scheduled jobs with an alert if one stops running

What I take on:
- Apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or v0 that work for the founder but aren't ready for real users: broken sign-in, failing payments, missing access rules, code nobody wants to touch
- New web apps from the database to the interface, plus landing pages and multilingual sites
- AI features in an existing product: LLM summaries and scoring, search over your documents, chatbots that cite their source
- Bug fixes and performance work on slow pages, API endpoints and database queries
- Backends, APIs and command-line tools in Node.js or Rust
- Desktop, mobile and browser-extension projects

Experience:
- Supabase in production: scheduled TypeScript functions, LLM steps whose output is checked before it is saved, pgvector search, an alert whenever a scheduled job stops running, and CI on every push to main
- Access control inside PostgreSQL: row-level security policies and a separate role for each subscription tier, so users see only what their plan allows
- A legacy PHP backend rewritten in Node.js/TypeScript without breaking its API; median response time on the main endpoints fell roughly 3×
- A jQuery front end moved to React page by page while the product stayed live
- Rust backends: axum microservices on PostgreSQL and Redis that talk to each other through Kafka and gRPC, with a REST API for the front end
- Open source: reqwest-rotate, my Rust crate for proxy rotation, per-host rate limits and retries in the reqwest HTTP client, published on the official Rust registry
- Live demos and client work are in my portfolio, and my public code is on the GitHub account linked to this profile.

How I work: async and in writing. I write the scope down before I start. Well-defined work gets a fixed price; open-ended work is billed hourly until the scope is clear. You get a short written update at the end of each working day, and no calls are needed. I work 10:00–20:00 Almaty time (UTC+5), which covers most of the European working day and the start of the US East Coast day.

Schicken Sie mir zunächst, was Sie haben (ein Repository, eine Live-App oder eine kurze Beschreibung) und was Sie benötigen. Ich antworte Ihnen mit einem schriftlichen Plan und einem Preis. Wenn Sie zuerst sehen möchten, wie ich arbeite, können wir mit einer kleinen Aufgabe zum Festpreis beginnen, z. B. einer einzelnen Fehlerbehebung.