Hello!

I’m endssh,
Full-Stack Developer

I write the code.
Wire up the servers.
Make it all work together.

4 YearsExperience

My Services

Client-facing applications, internal tools and the infrastructure that keeps them running.

Client Panel

Client Panel

Dashboard & Admin

Dashboard & Admin

Landing Page

Landing Page

My Work Experience

Phylex Platforms

Jul 2022 - Jul 2024

INYC HOLDING

Jan 2025 - Dec 2025

ISPLABS LIMITED

Jan 2026 – Present

Software Engineer

Development of software to work with staff and customers.

Software developmentCustomer platformsAPI integration

Accounting Software Engineer

Development of software for accounting and Tax compliance.

Accounting softwareTax workflowsBusiness automation

Lead Infrastructure Engineer

Developing, operating and upgrading infrastructure at ISPLABS.

Network engineeringLinux operationsInfrastructure
A little personality. A lot of engineering.
DMITRY KOCHENKO / ENDSSH

Code. Deploy.
Own the outcome.

I work across the stack: interfaces, backend services, Linux servers and production networks. My experience at Phylex, INYC and ISPLABS connects software development with the day-to-day reality of running infrastructure.

Full-stackFrom interface to API
InfrastructureFrom server to network
Let’s build something

Let’s Take a Look at My Portfolio

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Cloud infrastructureFull-stack developmentHostingNetwork engineeringBGPInfrastructure

Phylex — Cloud Platform

A full-service hosting platform offering KVM virtual servers, game servers, storage, BGP connectivity, BYOIP and reseller solutions across European locations.

GoRustPostgreSQLRedisNext.jsReactTypeScriptNode.jsNpmDebian

AS213905 — Network Services

A carrier-grade network providing BGP connectivity, IP transit, BYOIP announcements and custom routing solutions across European points of presence.

RustPostgreSQLNext.jsReactTypeScriptNode.jsNpmDebian
HOW I WORK

Good software.
Solid foundations.

My approach to moving a project from an idea to a system people can actually use.

01

Understand the system

Start with the problem

Before choosing tools, I look at the product, the people using it and the infrastructure it needs. A useful solution starts with the right questions.

02

Build across the stack

Connect the pieces

Interfaces, APIs, databases and networks need to work as one system. I focus on the boundaries as much as the individual components.

03

Think beyond launch

Make it maintainable

Deployment is part of the job. Clear configuration, useful logs and practical documentation make the next change easier to deliver.

Have something to build? Let’s talk.

Full-stack developmentInfrastructure & networksTalk directly to Dmitry
Full-StackRust & GoLinuxNetworksInfrastructureFull-StackRust & GoLinuxNetworksInfrastructureFull-StackRust & GoLinuxNetworksInfrastructure

Notes from
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endssh / field notesBackendrequestvalidateprocessrespond01
Backend

endssh / field notesInfrastructurebuilddeployverifyobserve02
Infrastructure

endssh / field notesNetworkingDNSedgeoriginapplication03
Networking