Anna Bambuliak
Philologist, Sales, IT Journalist

“I never imagined I would one day be writing technical articles. At university, I studied philology — and honestly, even struggled with my own computer.
But after joining an IT outsourcing company — first as a leadgen and later as a sales manager — I was constantly pushed to learn: project case studies, estimations with tech team, memorize the meaning behind technical terms.
At some point I realised that I actually enjoyed it. I got hooked, and eventually began creating my own content.”

Yuri Vovkotrub
IT Director and Community Activist

“In my early years, I worked in newspapers, fighting against dishonest politicians and unethical business owners. I started my career as an SEO and marketing expert, while promoting websites and products, had to study both the markets and the IT industry in depth. Today, as a company director, writing articles for this blog gives me a lot of energy and inspiration — a chance to return to my student years: gathering information from different sources, checking facts and constantly learning something new.”

Maksym Shapovalov
Team Lead and Opensource Contributor

“Working with clients from all over the world, as I gained experience, I was quickly put in charge of other developers and finally promoted to CTO. Our sales team brings new project requests every day — each year with more complex technologies and product ideas. This requires constant learning, and although only a small percentage of those projects end up being developed by us, the knowledge stays — so I write these articles to make sure all that research doesn’t go to waste.”