Anton Molodykh is a Senior Python Developer with nine years of software experience and seven focused on Python, currently building billing and reporting services at Ziphycare from architecture through delivery. He has deep domain experience in healthcare and insurance, with notable work in financial systems and high-load databases at Admitad, and has repeatedly owned critical, complex components and code quality through reviews and testing. Anton contributes to open source—enhancing the popular Screenly/Anthias digital signage project with UI improvements, backup/restore features, YouTube support and asset management refactors—showing full-stack fluency and device-focused reliability. He’s comfortable migrating monoliths to async services, designing lightweight frameworks (AIOHTTP-based) and delivering end-to-end reporting and automation systems. Based in Tbilisi, he pairs pragmatic engineering with a clear business focus: creating lasting, measurable value for organizations.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Information Technology, Bachelor's degree, Information Technology at Dostoevsky Omsk State University
The world's most popular open source digital signage project.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:107 commits, 94 PRs, 219 comments in 1 year 4 months
Contributions summary:Anton's contributions primarily focused on enhancing the user interface and core functionalities of the digital signage project. They implemented exception handling and made changes to the viewing component. Furthermore, the user worked on features such as uploading multiple images and refactoring the asset management interface and also added support for youtube videos. They also added various features for backup/restore functionality and added next/previous buttons.
Screenly OSE -- Digital Signage for the Raspberry Pi
Contributions:464 pushes, 72 branches, 2 comments in 1 year 4 months
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