// rated on evidence, not resumes
Skills
If I say I can do it, I've shipped it.
Expert Desktop software (.NET)
WPFWinFormsVB.NETC#/.NET
MVVMCustom controlsGDI+Windows services
160+ commercial orders. Full lifecycle: UI, logic, debugging, deployment.
Expert Automation & scraping
Platform automationADBEmulatorsProxy rotation
Anti-botPlaywrightSeleniumGraphQL
Scrapers that keep working after a platform update. The thing most devs quietly avoid.
Expert Platform integration
Reverse engineeringSession handlingAPI integrationLicensing
EncryptionWebView2MitM proxy
Making software talk to systems that didn't invite it — politely.
Strong Data & tools
PythonpandasnumpySQLiteMySQL
PHPJavaScript/HTML/CSSFFmpegGitCI/CD
Strong AI integration
WhisperGrokOpenAIGemini/KimiAI content pipelines
Folding AI in where it saves a human from the boring part.
Good Hardware & media
Bluetooth LEVideo processingDocument generationImage upscaling
Rare combos — a laser distance meter over BLE, an AI video editor, a GPU-free upscaler.
Good Backend basics
VPS/server managementTelegram botsSMTP/IMAPSQL
Archived Offensive security (2019–2021)
Credential-collection frameworksKeyloggingRansomware PoC
SSL-pinning bypassAndroid deobfuscation
I worked in this field between 2019 and 2021 and left it. The tools were deleted at the time, though third-party mirrors of some of them still exist. I'm naming them here rather than quietly omitting them, and the security filter on the projects page lists all of them. Everything I take on now is the defensive, client-facing work above.
Skip I don't claim these
ASP.NET CoreCloud / AWS / Azure / GCPDocker / KubernetesSQL ServerHeavy React front-end
If a job needs these, I'll point you to someone who actually does them. Faking it costs you more than asking.