I build AI systems that give small business owners their time back, and I manage building sites in France. I am applying to business school to turn what I learned on the ground into a real company.
Côte d'Azur, France
Where I come from and why it matters.
I was born in Minsk and moved to Ukraine at five, when my father's work took the family there. I grew up in a house where sport was a profession: my mother is a professional tennis coach, my father a stunt riding and drift champion who later judged competitions across Europe.
Then my life became motorcycle road racing. I started on pit bikes in 2018, moved to full circuit racing, and spent three seasons learning that speed is mostly preparation, discipline and the people around you.
We left everything and moved to Poland. Racing ended there, because there was no money left for it. I finished my studies online, started earning on my own in Warsaw, and in 2023 joined a British school on the Côte d'Azur without speaking English.
Since then I have lived and worked in three countries, built AI systems for real businesses and learned to start again from zero. That is what I want to bring to SKEMA, and what I want SKEMA to sharpen.
Most recent first.
I am responsible for building sites from the client's side of the work.
This is the job I keep alongside my studies. Study comes first.
I design and launch AI systems for owners who have no time: websites, phone voice agents, chatbots, lead qualification and review systems. I use AI tools to build, I read the code and find the errors, and I always start from one question: where does this owner lose time or money?
I opened Komplet with a friend to do one thing: help local businesses make more money with less effort. We started with food courts and restaurants and already work with our first clients. My partner is on the ground in Warsaw and meets clients in person; I build the systems.
We keep the structure light and costs low until demand is steady. The first lesson was simple and expensive: online messages do not sell to a restaurant owner. Walking in does.
I went to Amsterdam to enter university there. My Russian grade arrived too late for the intake, so I stayed and looked for work, which was hard to find. My father had taught me renovation, so I started helping neighbours with repairs. A property company noticed my work and hired me.
For about a year I renovated rental apartments in one of the best districts of the city, five days a week, long days, living there with my girlfriend and our French bulldog.
The colleague who taught me most had been with the company for years and always stayed late. When his old car broke down, I proposed a deal to our employer: the company buys a car on credit, he drives it and pays it off while he works there, with no parking costs, and the car stays a company asset. The employer agreed. It taught me that the best deal is the one where every side wins something concrete.
After we arrived in Poland I started earning on my own: reselling clothes and items through Vinted and to regular clients, and renting items out for photo shoots. Small, but mine, and it taught me pricing, negotiation and how to treat a customer.
I joined without speaking English. My teachers praised my questions and arguments in class; what I lacked was the structure of an exam essay in English, and I worked on exactly that afterwards. Economics was my favourite subject: break even analysis and reading the news through an economist's eyes.
The school before school.
Stunt riding and motocross first, then circuit racing from pit bikes upwards. Three seasons. After two third places I won the Ukrainian championship, raced six hour endurance events, and finished second in a European qualifying race.
Youth player at the Dynamo Kyiv football academy, regularly the team's top scorer. Kyiv champion in acrobatics. Boxing at city level. Sport taught me to train when nobody is watching.
My rule for pricing: I get paid for the value I bring, not for the hours I spend.
I am not a programmer. I build with AI tools and I know how to check what they produce.
AI for business, sport, machines and cars.
No result comes without bumps. Efficiency and persistence do the rest.