I built Lebowski at Skyeng to help internal and project support teams keep track of the tickets they receive, aggregate stats and make sure they hit their SLAs

At Infra Tools I will be automating different processes for different teams and making tools that will make the life of thousands of employees and contractors easier

Not really happy how it turned out (they literally called me "baby George" and misspelled the word "company"), but it's still worth mentioning

Right after schools switched to remote learning, Moscow's Department of Education required that instead of Zoom, schools must use Microsoft Teams for remote classes, and instead of having teachers send invite links directly to students, students had to get call invite links from the Moscow Electronic School (a.k.a. MESh) system (a LMS developed by the Moscow Department of IT).

On the first day of remote learning, due to extreme load, MESh's servers crashed and the website was only available during the night.

I built a bot that logged into MESh every day at 4AM, fetched the invite links for the upcoming classes and posted them in our school's group chat

Even though MESh is mostly stable now, my classmates still use the bot to join calls because it's a lot more convenient to just tap the link in the group chat than to log into MESh

Originally posted in Russian on the Skyeng DevBlog on February 12th.

I’m a 14-Year-Old Developer (Skyeng DevBlog)

My origin story — from making things with Arduino when I was 7, to getting a job at Skyeng at 14

In my free time I was making little projects, most of which are dead now. I was featured four times on Product Hunt and even got a Golden Kitty! (which is actually made from silver-colored plastic)