Vlad Tehlivets

Full stack · AI engineering · Poland, shipping worldwide

AI engineering across the full stack.

Over the past year I've focused on AI engineering end to end — cloud backend, frontend, and DevOps. I build software that puts models to work on real problems, from productivity tools to enterprise architecture. Based in Poland, shipping worldwide.

Selected work

Ideas become working systems.

Productivity Tools

Productivity tools that actually help

productivity.vtehsol.com
Architecture Patterns

Enterprise patterns with diagrams, code and live demos

patterns.vtehsol.com

One person.
The whole system.

From a first model to the thing your users touch.

01

Cloud backend

Domain-modelled services on serverless and container runtimes, built to stay cheap at low traffic and boring under load.

02

Frontend

Fast, accessible, framework-light interfaces. This site ships as static HTML under 15KB with no third-party scripts.

03

DevOps

Infrastructure as code, CI that actually gates merges, and deploys dull enough to run on a Friday.

How I build

  1. Model the problem first.

    Domain-driven design: keep the domain pure and testable, and push infrastructure to the edges behind ports.

  2. Test through real collaborators.

    Tests exercise real collaborators rather than mocks, so they describe behaviour instead of implementation.

  3. Ship it dull.

    An append-only engagement journal, analytics that record no personal data, and deploys dull enough to run on a Friday.

Notes from the work.

One email a month on AI engineering across the stack — what I built, what broke, and what I would do again.

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Contact

What are you building?

Tell me about the problem and the outcome you need. Email reaches me directly.

vladyslav.tehlivets@gmail.com

A useful starting point.

The problem

What is difficult today?

The people

Who uses the system?

The next step

What does success let them do?