siryur

Software engineer building distributed systems, cloud infrastructure, and AI-powered platforms.

I work across the stack — backend services, data infrastructure, and the cloud platforms and observability tooling that keep them running — with a growing focus on applying AI and large language models to production systems.

Skills

Languages & Backend

Building backend services and large-scale systems in a range of languages.

  • Python
  • Go
  • Rust
  • Java
  • JavaScript
  • C
  • Back-end web development

Distributed Systems & Data

Designing systems that stay correct and available as they scale, and the data stores behind them.

  • Distributed systems
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • Redis
  • Elasticsearch
  • NoSQL
  • RabbitMQ
  • ZeroMQ

Cloud & Platform Infrastructure

Provisioning and running the infrastructure applications ship on.

  • AWS
  • Google Cloud Platform
  • Kubernetes
  • Terraform
  • Containerization
  • CI/CD

Observability, AI & Architecture

Keeping systems understandable in production, and applying AI where it earns its place.

  • Prometheus
  • Elastic Stack (ELK)
  • InfluxDB
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Large language models
  • Platform architecture

AI & Automation

01

AI-powered systems

Designing and running production systems where LLMs are a core component, not a bolted-on feature.

02

MCP servers & tool integrations

Building Model Context Protocol servers that give AI agents structured, safe access to real tools and data.

03

Agent skills

Authoring reusable, packaged capabilities that extend what an AI agent can reliably do on its own.

04

AI-driven automation

Building and maintaining automations that run on AI agents in production, not just one-off demos.

Approach

01

Simple first

Prefer the straightforward solution. Add complexity only when the problem demands it.

02

Own the whole path

Code that isn't deployed, monitored, and maintainable isn't finished.

03

Communicate clearly

Good decisions need to be understood, not just made — by teammates now and by whoever reads the code later.