I'm Dmitry - an engineer who finds where teams quietly lose time and money to manual work, and removes it.

Born in Moscow in 1988, before the internet and the feed. I've spent years building networks and automating systems, and now I build internal tools and automations with and without AI - the kind that take a repetitive process and turn it into something measured: how much time it saves, how much money, and where it's safe to automate versus where it quietly breaks.

That last part is the work most people skip. Anyone can wire up a tool. The harder, more valuable question is what it actually saves, and where automating would cost you more than it returns. That's what I measure - real cases, real numbers, honest about the limits.

I also write here about the other side of that ledger: what this technology costs us that doesn't show up in dollars - how it changes the way we work, remember, and live. The same habit of looking hard at what something actually does, pointed at life instead of systems.

If you run a process that eats hours every week and you're wondering whether it's worth automating, tell me about it. You can also find me on LinkedIn.