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Based in Ukraine · Europe/Kyiv

Artem Kuzko

Agentic-First Software Engineer / Client Solutions

I build AI-assisted solutions for the tedious work clients would rather not do by hand, and I build them by delegating to AI agents while keeping a human hand on every decision.

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Web development
Nearly 20 years
With Sphere
15+ years
Languages
EN · UK · RU

Now

Dearborn Labs

May 2026 – present CURRENT

Engineer, via Sphere

Dearborn Labs builds AI-assisted solutions that take slow, error-prone work off clients' hands, mostly in insurance. I work on these projects agentic-first: AI agents plan, implement and review, while I own the architecture, the approval gates and the result.

What the work looks like

  • Anomaly and error detection in ledger spreadsheets with thousands of rows
  • Vehicle damage recognition from photos
  • Insurance document recognition and verification

Solution architect, AI-assisted. On one project I also designed the full architecture and the Jira roadmap, with AI as a co-designer, while the team lead was on vacation.

  • Python
  • Django
  • Pydantic AI
  • Claude
  • OpenAI
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Fastify
  • Next.js
  • React
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS
  • Terraform
  • OCR / vision

Experience

“Long roads are walked one stride at a time.”

Sphere

since July 2011 · 15+ years

Sphere is my long-term home: an outsourcing company I've worked with as a contractor from Ukraine for over 15 years, on engagements for its clients.

  1. Dearborn Labs

    May 2026 – present

    Engineer, via Sphere

    Agentic-first AI solutions for clients.

  2. Clearcover

    Mar 2024 – May 2026

    Fullstack engineer, Acquisition team

    Car insurance provider.

    • Helped re-architect the Acquisition backend to support multiple insurance products and switch between them based on external criteria
    • Refactored and re-implemented critical parts of the legacy code, paying down technical debt
    • Built features across the backend and several frontends: customer-facing and agent-facing web applications
    • Ruby on Rails
    • TypeScript
    • React
    • PostgreSQL
    • Redis
    • Kafka
    • AWS
    • Kubernetes
  3. BP Pulse

    Apr 2021 – Mar 2024

    Architecture Consultant

    Electric vehicle charging provider in the UK.

    • Analysed business and technical requirements for new features, designed solutions, and wrote documentation and implementation roadmaps
    • Shaped the platform architecture and coordinated it across teams
    • Designed and built new services in a multiservice architecture, and supported the existing ones
    • Ruby on Rails
    • Go
    • PostgreSQL
    • Redis
    • Kafka
    • AWS
    • Kubernetes
  4. One Transport / Gett B2B

    Mar 2017 – Apr 2021

    Solution Architect

    Logistics and transportation platform. It started as One Transport's B2B Rails and React monolith, and after its success moved into Gett's microservice infrastructure as Gett B2B.

    • Led the project from scratch: repositories, servers, CI/CD, monitoring, logging and alerting
    • Designed the system architecture: database schema, business-logic patterns and API
    • Drove the migration from the Rails monolith into microservices on Gett's Kubernetes cluster
    • Worked with cross-functional teams on technical requirements, and set the standards for code quality, testing and deployment
    • Ruby on Rails
    • JavaScript
    • React
    • Sidekiq
    • PostgreSQL
    • Redis
    • RabbitMQ
    • AWS
    • Kubernetes
  5. Earlier with Sphere

    2011 – 2017

    Projects older than these hold no technical value anymore. Their code is lost to me; their secrets will forever stay in the dreams of Mimir's head, and their memory lives only in the beat of Muninn's wings. Some details can still be shared in a direct conversation.

Skills

Grouped by how I use them today, not by self-rated percentages.

Elixir / Phoenix: the language and framework that taught me the most about metaprogramming. No longer in daily use, never forgotten.

The Journey Through Tools & Libraries

A long road through web development leaves a lot of tools behind. Some are still with me every day: RSpec, Sidekiq, Rubocop, ESLint, Prettier, Material UI, React Router, Vite, Vitest, Playwright. Some arrived with the agents: Claude Code, Pydantic AI, MCP. And some would be forgotten if not named here: Sinatra, Capybara, Capistrano, Webpack, gulp, Backbone.js, Polymer, Ember.js, ExtJS, jQuery, and many more.

Projects & Open Source

My own work. Everything I build for clients lives in private repositories.

Commercial product

Innkeeper.cc

Enterprise B2B SaaS for running restaurant operations, which I built end to end on Rails and React.

More on GitHub →

Get in touch

Questions about my work, an idea worth discussing, or just a hello: my inbox is open.