About me

Educational history

• 2012 - 2016 - Novosibirsk State University, Department of Physics, Physics and Technics Automation Chair. Bachelor of Physics.
• 2016 - 2018 - Novosibirsk State University, Department of Physics, Physics and Technics Automation Chair. Master of Physics.
• 2018 - present - Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics. Postgraduate and Ph.D. student.

Despite the specialty being titled as Physics, the actual educational program at our Chair was also about computer science and its applications in physics.

See Education page for more details.

Professional history

• 2015 - Intel. Intern. Graphics driver debugging.
• 2015 - 2018 - Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics. Laboratory assistant. Real-time control system for electron beam welding machine.
• 2018 - present - Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics. Senior laboratory assistant. Power supply controller hardware and software. Digital infrastructure for next-generation synchrotron radiation facility.
• 2019 - 2020 - Novosibirsk State University, Department of Physics. Lecturer. “C++ and Python practical programming” course.
• 2020 - 2021 - 2GIS. C++ developer at 3D-Map team.

Primary skills

• C/C++
• Rust
• Python
• UNIX and Linux
• Computer graphics
• Embedded

Projects

Along with my educational and professional activity I’m also making some tiny researches, proof of concepts and small projects on my own just for fun. Here are some of them:

• Ray tracing of parametric Bezier surfaces analytically with OpenCL
• Evolution of RNN for RL agents
• Viscous fluid flow prediction using U-Net-like neural network
• Rust non-blocking SPSC ring buffer crate
• Ray tracing in Lobachevsky space (OpenCL powered)

The more complete list with descriptions you can find at Projects page.

Achievements

• Won Competition of Young Scientists 2017 at BINP with the project of electron beam CNC system.
• Took second place at Neurohive hackathon with the viscous fluid flow prediction project.
• Conducted a workshop at BINP “Blockchain principles on the example of Bitcoin” at the institute workshop.
• Took part in ICALEPCS’19 conference in New York with a poster presentation about my Ph.D. research.