backend / product / shipping

Andrey Keil

Backend-focused developer building Ventus Iter inside a university accelerator. My current focus is bringing the product to MVP, owning backend/API, staging, and CI, and building systems that do not stop at looking good in a demo.

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building Ventus Iter toward MVP inside a university accelerator

leading a 4-person team across web, Android, QA, and coordination

studying Applied Informatics at RSHU alongside work on a live product

open to strong backend tasks and internship opportunities

I am a backend-focused developer with a strong interest in real products, infrastructure, and the parts of engineering where delivery matters as much as features. I study Applied Informatics at RSHU and, in parallel, develop Ventus Iter inside a university accelerator. I feel most at home in projects where I can work not only on isolated features, but on a real operating system around them: backend, APIs, deployment, CI, structure, and grounded product thinking.

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Early technical interest

What pulled me in first was not just a specific language or tool, but the logic of systems themselves: how things work under the hood, why some setups feel solid, and how they can be made cleaner and more useful.
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University and a larger scale

RSHU, Applied Informatics, and additional study at ITMO's Academy of Informatics and Programming turned scattered curiosity into a more serious direction: backend, workflows, infrastructure, and responsibility for delivery.
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Practice, freelance, and discipline

Client fixes, automation, integrations, small services, and support work taught me not only how to write code, but how to bring things to a working state under constraints, deadlines, and real expectations.
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Applied projects and backend focus

Over time I moved closer to the part of development where the whole system matters: API design, server logic, deployment, CI, and the question of how a product behaves beyond a local environment.
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Ventus Iter and the accelerator

This is the main stage right now: I lead Ventus Iter inside a university accelerator, own backend/API, staging, and CI, work with a team, and move the project toward a real MVP rather than a good-looking idea.
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A future product launch

The longer line ahead is not just a collection of neat projects, but an independent product with character, clear value, and a market of its own.

These three projects show my current direction best: Ventus Iter as the main product, Python bots as repeatable engineering practice, and IPD-app as an earlier MVP case.

main product / accelerator track

MVP in progress

Ventus Iter

The main project in my current focus: a product for travelers, outdoor enthusiasts, families, and people who want route decisions with weather context.

4 team members

MVP in progress

I am building Ventus Iter inside a university accelerator with a 4-person team. I own backend, API, staging deployment, and CI; beyond that, I review work, fix issues, and help hold the product together as one system. In its current repository state, this is already an honest working MVP layer: web, API, an Android auth client, local infra with a staging setup, and a path toward a fuller user journey beyond a mock-only mode.

Stack NestJS API, Next.js, Android, PostgreSQL/PostGIS, Redis, GitHub Actions

Role backend lead, API, staging deploy, CI, review

Focus route and weather context, product delivery, and movement toward a real MVP

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