Projects

International online platform for astronomy olympiads and education. Coordinated a distributed team, built the website and problem sets, and ran two annual contests: the Observational Olympiad and AstroCup, its theoretical counterpart.

The largest platform in Russia for observational astronomy, a subject most olympiad platforms skip. It hosts courses and contests for the Moscow Region and Kaliningrad Astronomy Teams.

Astronomical Society at Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University. Over two years, led more than 80 lectures, seminars, and master classes. It included series of seminars during school holidays, covering entire branches of astronomy.

I also help organise observational nights and other events for the society, including open classes for everyone.

Teaching at the national summer Astronomy Camp in Dolgoprudny (2025 and 2026), with 120–150 participants per session. Led ~26 seminars, ran an original observational astronomy course, and organised eight academic games attended by 100–120 students each.

Teaches the Moscow Region Astronomy Team — one of the largest teams nationwide — through six official training camps and roughly 50 classes this academic year. Instruction is mainly for grades 9-10, covering spherical astronomy, astrophysics, and practical tasks.

JustScience is a channel run by olympiad winners sharing study materials, resources, and outlines for competitive astronomy and science.

As Astronomy Branch Manager, I wrote 8 lectures on advanced olympiad topics and managed publication of problem solutions and other posts across the channel. It has been cited by top astronomy teachers nationwide as a reference for their own students.

Authored the curriculum, study materials, and problem sets for the January School of Astrophysics at Letovo.

Prepared the full question bank for the "Ecliptica" Olympiad, organised by Letovo School.

Curated and led a team of 3 developers from MIPT to build ConstellationGame, an interactive astronomy learning tool. It is designed to make star identification and constellation recognition engaging for students at all levels.

Built with C++ for the backend, Python for the rendering module, and Spring Boot for the client service.

A nonprofit initiative providing free academic help to children from disadvantaged families — free lessons, plus direct connections with talented students from top schools who want to try their hand at teaching.

This is how families get support, kids find out what options actually exist for them, and high school students get their first experience in teaching.