Roman Venediktov is a research software engineer with seven years of experience focused on programming languages, compilers, and runtimes, currently contributing to Kotlin language evolution at JetBrains. He has designed proposals for advanced type system features in Kotlin (GADTs and union/error types) and experimented with set-theoretic types for OCaml, blending theoretical rigor with practical compiler engineering. His work spans low-level systems (migrating a compiler to AMD64) and developer tooling (Kotlin compiler plugins, IntelliJ integrations), showing fluency across languages like Kotlin, C++, TypeScript, and OCaml. Roman pairs industrial experience at JetBrains, Meta, and Huawei with strong academic training toward a planned PhD, signaling deep domain expertise rather than a job search. Colleagues value that he bridges research ideas and shipping implementations—evident in proposals that aim to evolve a mainstream language. Based in Bremen, he’s open to professional connections and collaborative research that push language design into practice.
7 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Applied Mathematics, 8.5/10, Bachelor's degree, Applied Mathematics, 8.5/10 at Higher School of Economics
Master's degree, Computer Software Engineering, Master's degree, Computer Software Engineering at Constructor University
Contributions:2 releases, 2 reviews, 140 commits in 3 months
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Roman Venediktov - Research Software Engineer at JetBrains