Summary
Konstantin Lukashkin is a pragmatic backend engineer with 9 years of experience building maintainable, well-monitored web services, currently contributing at Perplexity from Belgrade. He has deep hands-on expertise with FastAPI and PostgreSQL and a track record of delivering production-ready solutions across high-scale consumer platforms and ed-tech systems. At Yandex and VK he focused on splitting monoliths, running long-lived student code environments, and designing takeout, monitoring and alerting services that improved operational reliability. Konstantin bridges feature development and infrastructure, routinely setting up CI/CD, testing contours, and deployment automation to reduce friction between teams. His background in building GPU-backed code runners and data management tooling hints at a practical comfort with both resource-heavy workloads and observability engineering. Recruiters’ shorthand aside, he’s the kind of engineer who turns complex requirements into clean, testable services you can actually run and monitor in production.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Computer Science, Bachelor's degree Computer Science at Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)