WORK EXPERIENCE

From 2008 to 2015 I worked at Eurosvyaz and built telecommunications equipment on microprocessors. I designed expansion boards for analogue and digital radios from Motorola, Icom and Kenwood, switched-mode power supplies, and navigation hardware on ARM processors. That is where I learned to connect hardware to software.

In 2012 I started building Linux Embedded devices and ran several IoT projects. That work took me into web development for the first time.

In 2012 I designed and built navigation software for transport: a custom exchange protocol, an FSK modem and analogue radios. The Windows app planned routes on OZI maps and produced vehicle reports and telemetry.

In 2014 I built GetApp, an alternative mobile app marketplace with a desktop client. I also started my first game projects, including casual games, and released the RPG Medieval Empire.

In 2014 I founded Danstar Software with a two-person team and built software for Windows and Linux. The main products were a virtual RAM disk that persists encrypted state, and a controller for a network of white doorway pages. Over that period I moved into web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and added PHP, Laravel, WordPress, Android and iOS development, MySQL and MongoDB.

In 2015 I built TDS (Traffic Distribution System) Black Queen for ad systems and traffic arbitrage. Next came STDS and a commercial product on top of it, Cloaker, a traffic management system for advertising and social media marketing. Those projects gave me my grounding in high-load systems.

In 2015 I founded Stream-TDS and worked as lead engineer and main developer on traffic distribution systems and protection against malicious activity. By 2017 the company served 500 clients.

In 2015 I designed and built an operating system for industrial control on ATmega640 and STM32F4. The goal was predictable real-time behaviour and direct work with peripherals.

In 2018 I built a management system for a large network of sites, made for private blog networks (PBN). It handled the creation and maintenance of hundreds or thousands of sites, including automated content updates, SEO and monitoring.

In 2019 I launched my first system for protecting sites from malicious bots. It detected and blocked bots by algorithm and covered DDoS attacks, spam and scraping.

Since 2020 I have led GLOBUS.studio, an outsourcing company that builds web and mobile applications. I run delivery and manage large IT projects.

In 2020 I built a detector for link and content cloaking. It changes behaviour to imitate different users, regions, devices and bots, then compares what the site returns to each.

In 2021 I built Davinchi LMS, a distance learning system, starting from Academy LMS. Four private English schools in the US, England and the Netherlands use it. The same year I developed a set of OpenVPN services for client solutions with mobile apps.

In 2021 I built antifraud for affiliate marketing. The system filters fake buyers who never complete a purchase.

From 2021 to 2024 Stream-TDS handled up to two million hits a day.

In 2022 I wrote an ERC-20 smart contract for a freelance network and its DAO.

In 2023 I launched GLOBUS.link: URL shortening and bio pages for social media, with link management and analytics. The project is closed.

In 2024 I released Intelliflow, an AI gateway for internal tasks and BotBlocker. It is still running.

In 2024 I built a WordPress vulnerability scanner with its own database and checks for the main vulnerability types in plugins and themes.

In 2024 I architected an AI company: a sales department of agents with RAG.

I launched BotBlocker: 14,000 installs and 100,000 attacks a day. I also released a line of Telegram mini apps (TGapps) and started taking part in the WordPress Foundation.

In 2025 I built a custom TON wallet for a client.

In 2025 I released an SEO analyser with more than 100 technical checks, a web version at seo-mini.globus.studio and the @seoanalyzerpro_bot Telegram bot.

In 2026 I built a local LLM orchestrator on Qwen, DeepSeek and GLM.

In 2026 I contributed tables (Oat-Table) and a drop zone (Oat-Upload) to OatUI.

Along the way I built traffic distribution and site protection systems, launched web and mobile products, ran AI projects and learning platforms. I am open to new projects: write if you want to discuss one. What came out of them is in projects.