Summary
Aleksandr Pakulev is a pragmatic software engineer with nine years of experience and six years of commercial work focused on TypeScript, React and functional languages like Haskell. He builds complex frontends and full-stack systems—from a Tauri-based desktop app for rotational spectroscopy to a browser-based Web IDE for Tezos LIGO—bringing strong research skills to novel technical stacks. Comfortable translating scientific and blockchain-domain ambiguity into clear technical specs, he excels at real-time data visualizations, large-state machines, and fault-tolerant integrations across networks (Tezos, Ethereum, Algorand). A collaborative communicator, he routinely bridges product, design and backend teams to deliver polished UX and developer tooling. Based in Tbilisi, he pairs academic grounding from ITMO University with a pragmatic habit of inventing internal solutions (e.g., custom BEM builders and in-browser LSP approaches) when off-the-shelf tools fall short.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Computer Science, Master's degree, Computer Science at ITMO University