GlebsMedvedevs

Modern bust traditionally representing Hannibal Barca.

Backend and full-stack software engineer building data systems, developer tools, and web applications.

From September 2026: Bologna-based while completing the University of Bologna AI MSc.
Available for remote, part-time roles (20–24 hours/week) and scoped contract work.

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work

Four projects · systems, prototypes and archived work

Civic-data infrastructure, developer-security tooling, a local software-task runner, and an archived private workflow.

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01

Civic-data platform prototype · maintenance paused

Deputatnica

A Latvian civic-data website for browsing Saeima deputies, votes, parties, companies, public contracts, declarations, donations, and possible public-interest overlaps.

My work included the Next.js interface, typed database access and read models, Supabase migrations and RPC functions, Python ingestion jobs, scheduled workflows, and automated route and scraper checks.

Implemented data path

01Latvian public data sources
02Python validation and ingestion
03Supabase PostgreSQL and typed RPCs
04Cached Next.js public pages

Stack: Next.js, TypeScript, Python, PostgreSQL, Supabase, Vercel
Verification: Vitest, scraper tests, Playwright route checks, deployment runbooks

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02 · Developer-security tooling prototype · hosted engine paused

VibeShield

A prompt-policy tool that identifies relevant technical and security concerns in a coding request, selects matching rule packs, and returns a rewritten prompt or an explicit block/error result.

I built the rules compiler, semantic retrieve-and-rerank engine, HTTP gateway, MCP shim, and the Next.js account and workspace interface.

01Coding prompt 02Intent retrieval 03Policy packs 04Rewrite or block

Stack: TypeScript, Next.js, Supabase, Vertex AI, Bun, Zod, MCP
Verification: Golden, invariant, schema, gateway HTTP, and adapter tests

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03 · Experimental local-first developer tool

MOVY

A local CLI and terminal interface for running bounded software tasks in isolated git worktrees, either individually or as a dependency-aware program.

I implemented spec validation, task scheduling, coding-runtime integration, verification and audit, recovery checkpoints, structured results, and the Ink TUI.

JSON specs → isolated worktree task run → verification + audit canonical result → review preview

Stack: TypeScript, Node ESM, Ink/React, AJV, JSON Schema, git
Status: Built for personal workflows; no public package link

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04

Archived private prototype

EchoSense

A user portal for submitting AI chat sessions for later review. The workflow supports authentication, URL-based extraction, draft recovery, user review, confirmation, and session history.

My work included the React application, Supabase auth and data adapters, asynchronous extraction job flow, and a separate Express/Playwright extraction service.

Stack: React, TypeScript, Vite, Supabase, Express, Playwright
Status: Archived private prototype; no public demo

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About

Full-stack and backend engineering

I’m a backend and full-stack software engineer relocating to Bologna for the University of Bologna AI MSc. I build data-heavy systems and developer tools from ingestion and service boundaries through to the interface.

Recent work includes civic-data infrastructure, security-oriented developer tooling, a local task runner, and an archived authenticated submission workflow. From September 2026, I am available for remote, part-time roles (20–24 hours/week) and scoped contract work alongside study.

Focus: Backend services, data pipelines, and product interfaces
Working range: Data source and schema through deployment and user flow
Availability: Remote, part-time roles and scoped contracts alongside the AI MSc

How I work

Three practical principles for moving from an existing system or source to a shipped, verifiable change.

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01

Understand the source and task

I start with the source material, the user action, and what the current code actually does. That keeps the scope tied to the behaviour the project needs.

02

Model boundaries and failure

I define data shapes, service responsibilities, permissions, validation, retries, and review steps before treating the happy path as complete.

03

Verify the complete path

I test the narrow logic and the route a user actually takes, then document deployment assumptions and remaining gaps so the next change starts from a reliable state.

Applied in recent work

Typed RPC boundaries and scraper checks in Deputatnica; invariant and HTTP tests in VibeShield; explicit result schemas and recovery states in MOVY; and authenticated job validation plus draft recovery in EchoSense.

Published sketch of the Punic-Libyan bilingual inscription of Dougga.

Roles and responsibilities

Experience

Ivory and ultramarine adaptation of Pinpin's map showing a traditional route of Hannibal's invasion.

Sentinel Hub

Full-Stack Engineer / Backend Lead

Implemented marketplace listings and purchase flows, wallet and chain support, and service boundaries for a multi-chain game-asset marketplace.

Remote
Jun–Dec 2025

Eternis: Death Match

Software Engineer / Backend Developer

Worked on backend services and supporting systems for a multiplayer game.

Remote
Aug 2024–Dec 2025

Nordcurrent

Software Engineer / Backend Developer

Built and maintained backend features within a commercial game studio.

Vilnius
Aug 2022–Jul 2024

Freelance

Full-Stack / Backend Engineer

Delivered scoped backend and full-stack implementation work for remote clients.

Remote
Nov–Dec 2025