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Yevgeniy Pavlenko
ABOUT
My Rust journey began in early 2022 during a debate with a professor over
C versus C++, which led me down a rabbit hole where a curious crab mascot
introduced me to Rust's beautifully accessible documentation and "The Rust Book".
Captivated by the language, I turned that initial spark into over 3 years of
practical experience building highly performant, multithreaded systems. Today, as
a recent LNTU Computer Engineering graduate, I architect and scale the core
platform at sutrn.com, specializing in the Tokio ecosystem, scalable REST APIs,
and robust gRPC pipelines. I also channel this passion for low-latency, secure
architecture into Web3, bringing a proven track record in Solana development using
Native Rust and the Anchor framework.

SKILLS
 TypeScript(Nest), Rust, Swift(SwiftUI)
 Git, GitHub, GitHub Actions, Redis, PostgreSQL, Docker
 Solana Ecosystem, GCP, AWS(CDN), Cloudflare, HAProxy

AI USAGE
Development workflows are augmented using the Zed IDE's native AI
integrations to enhance code maintainability. Advanced language models, most
frequently Gemini 3.1 Pro and GPT-5.5(utilized for advanced day-to-day tasks,
escalating to GPT-5.6 Sol for exceptionally complex logic cases; Claude is
intentionally omitted from the workflow due to cost), are leveraged primarily for
conducting rigorous code reviews, generating automated test suites, and performing
comprehensive security and architectural audits of existing codebases. This
tooling is deeply integrated into the daily engineering cycle to ensure high code
quality and reliability across complex microservice architectures.

PORTFOLIO PROJECTS
Saturn — myself core product (for now disabled due to financial
constraints)
May 2025 – PRESENT
Saturn is a full-stack cryptocurrency trading platform built for the Solana
blockchain (it will also be implemented on Ethereum in the future) designed to
give traders real-time market data and fast bundle transaction execution. The
platform streams live token prices from Binance via WebSocket and Redis pub/sub,
supports Jito MEV bundle submission and tracking, and provides Jupiter-powered
token swaps all behind a single HAProxy reverse proxy that handles SSL termination,
WebSocket routing, and gRPC-Web traffic.
The backend is composed of five independent Rust microservices built with
Axum and Tokio, backed by PostgreSQL and Redis Sentinel for high availability.
The frontend is a React and TypeScript single-page application bundled with Bun
and served via Nginx. The entire platform is containerized with Docker Compose
and deployed automatically through a GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline that builds
and pushes images to the GitHub Container Registry on every commit. It is currently
in simulation mode.

Exile-core — library
May 2026 – PRESENT
The `exile-core` library is a generic, trait-driven domain engine for
Action RPG systems. Its purpose is to model items, modifier definitions, rolled
modifier instances, effect sources, conditional effects, deterministic execution
order, final stat calculation, and current-versus-candidate build comparison
without hardcoding the rules of a particular game.
The crate defines the calculation process, while the consuming game
defines the data and semantics. A concrete integration supplies its own item
bases, item state, modifier identifiers, modifier definitions, modifier
instances, effects, conditions, source identifiers, planning rules, accumulator,
final output, and comparison model.

EDUCATION

Boot.dev — https://www.boot.dev/u/far-offdump30
Successfully completed Boot.dev, a rigorous backend engineering curriculum. I
finished 11 courses and 3 projects, including courses functional programming,
web servers, and SQL databases to name a few.

B.Sc. Computer Engineering & Security (Spec. 126)
LNTU – Faculty of Computer Engineering and Security Sep 2022 – May 2026
Coursework in network protocols, cybersecurity, and systems programming.