Vitaly Stoyan is a seasoned backend developer and database engineer with 11+ years building scalable server-side systems, currently driving core database work at Yandex since 2014. He has deep C++ and database internals expertise demonstrated by contributions to the open-source YDB project—implementing wide sort support, improving PG compatibility, and extending PG extensions and catalog types. Earlier roles include leading server architecture and Azure C# teams and reviewing C++ client code at PENXY, and a lead developer position at Acronis, reflecting strong cross-language experience and system design chops. Trained as a physicist at Lomonosov MSU, he brings analytical rigor to performance-oriented, low-level engineering problems and a track record of improving both code and operational database settings.
Contributions:1145 reviews, 184 commits, 645 PRs in 8 months
Contributions summary:Vitaly primarily contributed to the YDB (Yandex Database) project by implementing wide sort support for various data types and addressing PostgreSQL (PG) compatibility issues. Their work involved modifying core C++ code in the `mkql_wide_top_sort.cpp` file to enhance array handling and performance, and adding functions, and types to the PG extensions and catalog. They also worked on adjusting database settings and implementing features.
YDB is an open source Distributed SQL Database that combines high availability and scalability with strong consistency and ACID transactions
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