software development / product / shipping

Andrey Keil

Software Developer with a backend focus. I am building Ventus Iter inside a university accelerator and own backend, API, staging, and CI while working across the stack when the product needs it.

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buildingVentus Iter toward MVP inside a university accelerator

leadinga 4-person team across web, Android, and QA

studyingApplied Informatics at RSHU alongside work on a live product

open toopen source projects and internship opportunities

I am a Software Developer with a backend focus and a strong interest in APIs, databases, deployment, and DevOps. 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 have to work not only on isolated features, but on a real operating system around them: backend, APIs, deployment, CI, structure, and grounded product thinking.

No skill bars or made-up percentages — languages, frameworks, infrastructure, and integrations I have actually worked with.

Languages

TypeScript
JavaScript
Kotlin
Python
Java
C++
PHP

Backend & data

NestJS
Django
REST API
PostgreSQL
PostGIS
Redis

Frontend

Next.js
React
Astro
Tailwind CSS

Android

Android
Jetpack Compose
Hilt
Retrofit
Room
MVVM

Infrastructure & tools

Docker
GitHub Actions
Git
Forgejo
Linux

Integrations & APIs

Telegram Bot API
Discord API
VK API
1C
Redmine API
GLPI API

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.

4team members

MVPin 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.

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

Rolebackend lead, API, staging deploy, CI, review

Focusroute and weather context, product delivery, and movement toward a real MVP

01
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.
02
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.
03
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.
04
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.
05
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.
06
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.