The person behind
the code.
I'm Vlad — a Python developer who doesn't stop at the script. I build the automation, then make sure the thing around it actually works and sells.
Below: who I am, how I work, my setup, and a short intro video.
I started where most developers don't — with hardware. Years of building, repairing and selling computer and mining gear taught me something most coders learn late: a solution only matters if it works in the real world, reliably, under load, for a real person who paid for it.
From there I moved deeper into Python — scraping, automation, bots, and wiring up APIs and AI. But I kept the hardware mindset: I don't hand over something that "runs on my machine." I hand over something documented, tested, and ready to run again tomorrow without me.
Running an e-commerce and hardware business alongside that added the other half of my toolkit — product visuals, listings, and copy that converts. So when a client needs the whole chain done — scrape the data, build the tool, design the store, write the words — they can get it from one person instead of stitching together five freelancers who don't talk to each other.
That's the short version: a developer first, a one-person production line second.
My approach
Questions before code
I'd rather ask three sharp questions up front than deliver the wrong thing fast. I want to understand the goal, not just the ticket.
Built to run again
Documented, structured, and reliable. You get something you can re-run and maintain — not a black box that only I understand.
Straight talk
No fluff, no chasing, no vague status updates. If something won't work, I'll say so — and offer the option that will.
One clean package
Code, visuals, copy — delivered consistent and ready to publish. Fewer hand-offs, fewer things lost in translation.
See it in action
// RENDILI — a store built end to end
Where the work happens
The real me
