I'm Hlib Ishchenko, a Computer Science student, builder of strange ideas, and a certified overthinkerTM when it comes to UX, bugs, and creative solutions.

"I don’t just build software — I design systems that think, adapt, and sometimes misbehave (for testing purposes)."

A multi-disciplinary CS student who thinks like a product strategist, codes like a frontender, debugs like a QA lead, and dreams like a mad scientist. I specialize in turning abstract ideas into interactive systems, while accidentally discovering edge cases most devs never meet.

I don’t chase frameworks — I chase understanding. I don’t just ship — I test, break, rebuild, polish, and then question the entire premise again.

• Frontend: React, Vite, JS, HTML/CSS, rapid prototyping
• Backend: familiar with Go, experienced with Python, MongoDB, a bit of SQL
• AI & CV: custom neural nets in Python, basic computer vision stuff
• Tools: Git, GitHub, draw.io, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, Premiere, Word (unfortunately)
• Game Dev / Modding: created complex Lua + Python addons like StormworksConnect

• I prototype ideas obsessively, whether it’s a web tool, data visualizer, or a ridiculous game mechanic
• I test products like I’m preparing them for the International Space Station
• I explore where software meets human behavior — especially UI/UX edge cases
• I question defaults. Always.
• I build projects that are never small and never "just CRUD"
• ... aaand I love breaking things more than coding them sometimes. Sorry not sorry 😅

• 🔬 Published a research paper in an international peer-reviewed journal — CSIT Journal
• 🛠️ 2 software author certificates
• 📹 YouTube channel — 2k+ subs mostly from 10 nerdy videos about neural nets
• 🌌 Repositories with attention — one has 20+ ⭐ organically
• 🧩 Developed a plugin to bridge real hardware inputs into a game world, fusing Python, Lua, and a bit of madness

"Programming is not typing code. It’s encoding thought into structured abstraction that survives reality."

Not a "job". A mission:

• Help envision, design, and validate products
• Test assumptions before they become bugs
• Work with people who love quality, creativity, and user empathy
• Possibly wear many hats, and occasionally question the shape of the hat itself 🎩

• CS student, 4th year
• Strong frontend + solid backend instincts
• Always testing, thinking, breaking, rebuilding
• Love weird bugs, hate repetitive UIs
• Can explain async rendering to a cat
• Want to help build something clever, useful, and non-boring

"I don’t always push to main — but when I do, it’s tested, validated, and probably has a hidden easter egg."

☕ Not a rockstar developer, but might debug one.