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About the team

Engineers who write the code and answer for it themselves.

There is no manager between you and the developer: you talk to the person who estimates, writes the code and puts it into production. Nothing gets lost in translation — there is nobody to translate it.

Our mark is blades on a shared axis: a water wheel, a turbine, a CPU cooler. However many of us there are, the machine is one — and it turns evenly.

Yevhenii Kirianov — Full-stack engineer
Yevheniifrontend · full-stack
Frontend and full-stack, interfaces, product development

I own the interfaces and frontend of our products — and on this site, the backend too. Strongest in Vue and Nuxt; on Qrenza and ShiftPlan I run the React side and how the whole thing looks and feels.

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Vladbackend
Backend, databases, integrations

One of the three engineers at JVD Soft. This profile is still being filled in — photo, stack and areas of ownership are on their way.

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Dimainfrastructure
Infrastructure, deployment, monitoring

One of the three engineers at JVD Soft. This profile is still being filled in — photo, stack and areas of ownership are on their way.

How we work together

The team is deliberately small: decisions take a minute, but work does not stall when somebody is on holiday — every area is known by at least two people.

One area of ownership each

Frontend, backend, infrastructure. Nobody waits for a colleague to free up — the areas do not overlap, and where they meet we agree in five minutes.

Code review is mandatory

Every change goes through a second pair of eyes. That is why the bus factor on a project is never one.

The client sees the board and the code

Access to tasks and the repository from day one. Progress does not have to be extracted by asking.