Pavel Sutyrin

I have 5 years of solid freelance practice in web-development using Django and its packages. I've done e-commerce on Django-CMS/Django-Oscar (integrated with delivery, SMS and payment processing), backend engine for architectural competition, map tile management system for YOTA cellular operator of Russia, implemented dozen of chatbots for Telegram (with Django backends), deploying them both in Docker containers and as AWS Lambda functions (backed by AWS RDS service).

I've tutored object-oriented design and C++ to students of Moscow State University (CS department), incapsulation, polymorphism and inheritance, intricacies of virtual function behaviour and puspose, and then students modelled various domains (like queue and industry simulation, abstract data types) via class hierarchies.

I've tutored C language + Unix programming hands-on practice to students of Moscow State University (CS department). Students learned the C language and basics of Linux system programming (system calls, working with files, inter-process communication and synchronization, process management, signals, input-output redirection, network socket programming and client-server architecture).

I spent last 17 years of my life in Linux, starting from RedHat, now Ubuntu. I've managed several mid-sized projects based on bare metal and on VPS, with database backups and server-to-server migrations. I've started learning Docker 2,5 years ago from version 1.7, proceeding to Swarm, and Compose, and Machine. I keep all my Python/Django projects in containers for 2 years already, deploying them to VPS. Meanwhile I've repackaged for Docker several projects that I've came around: node.js webpack toolchain, several php-mysql websites, one java service — providing dependenicies as dockerized packages or side services. For my projects I've set up continuous integration servers based on BuildBot, Jenkins, and lately GitLab (hosted on my VPS with dedicated builders on production nodes).