Building software for the exchange of medical information.
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Processes large FHIR structures and complex algorithms.
Fast validation shields and shell scripts against bugs.
HP and stun resistance for production crashes and downtime.
Automated defenses, not manual dodging.
Carries medical references and laptop gear.
Relies on compliance, unit tests, and deterministic logic.
I’m a senior fullstack engineer working at the intersection of software and healthcare.
I design and build medical information systems that exchange data using FHIR, and the tools that test them for conformance. Over more than ten years I’ve worked across web, mobile and backend, most of them in healthcare at Beda Software.
Healthcare has been my focus since university, where my research was a multi-agent system for detecting heart disease. Today I’m most interested in how standards like FHIR let complex medical information move safely between systems.
Across the stack.Connected by a standard.
From backend to fullstack.
2015 → PRESENTSoftware engineer
Developing, maintaining and testing healthcare IT projects with a FHIR‑first approach. Writing Inferno tests and supporting tools for Inferno testing.
December 2017–Present
Backend developer
September 2017–December 2017
Backend developer
February 2015–September 2017
How my team and I built a clinical trial matching platform, so medical research studies can start quickly and precisely.
A low-code approach to building modern medical applications with FHIR SDC.
Siberian Federal University
Mathematical and software support for computing machines, systems and networks
September 2017–2021
Computer Science · High-performance computing machines
September 2015–July 2017
Computer Science · Computing machines, complexes, systems and networks
September 2010–July 2015
