I’m a software engineer with 10+ years of active commercial experience, starting my professional journey on Upwork in 2014.

My core focus has been full-stack web and hybrid mobile development, with deep, long-term hands-on work in Angular, Cordova/Capacitor, Node.js, and MongoDB.

Alongside this, I’ve worked part-time and on project-based engagements with NestJS, React, Vue, PostgreSQL, and different startup teams. I also have practical native experience with Java & Kotlin for Android, C#, and Swift, mostly while building Cordova and Capacitor plugins and bridging web technologies with native mobile platforms.

Outside direct commercial work, I actively explore Go, Rust, Cosmos SDK, Ignite CLI, Electron.js, CLI tooling, WASM modules, blockchain infrastructure, desktop applications, and AI-assisted development workflows.

I’m a strong believer in open-source and MIT-licensed software. I’m the Founder & CEO of Web Art Work, creator of the wawjs framework, co-founder of IT Kamianets, and builder of a wider IT Space network focused on helping cities, regions, and countries grow their own digital infrastructure.

Over the years, I’ve mentored and guided 150+ students and junior developers, helping them enter and grow in the IT industry through real-world projects, architecture reviews, production code, and career coaching.

I believe the industry is moving beyond strict roles like frontend, backend, or full-stack. In the near future, these roles will converge into a broader Developer profession, capable of building across platforms and layers with the help of AI assistants — an approach I already apply when working with frontend architecture, backend systems, native mobile code, infrastructure, tooling, and blockchain experiments.

My interests sit at the intersection of frontend architecture, scalable backends, cross-platform development, tooling, education, open-source, local IT communities, and practical digital products for businesses.

I’ve been actively engaged with multiple startups at different stages, contributing across product development, architecture, and technical execution.

My experience spans a variety of industries, including:

• Tree care and field service businesses
• Family and community-focused social networks
• Health and body care platforms
• Business and internal productivity tools
• Education and internship platforms
• Local business websites and CRM systems
• Early-stage digital products and experimental startups

In these environments, I’ve often worked close to founders and small teams, helping translate ideas into working products, shaping technical foundations, and supporting long-term product growth.

Web Art Work is the parent technology organization behind my broader ecosystem of projects, tools, and IT Space initiatives.

As Founder & CEO, I design technical architectures, define product direction, mentor developers, and lead real-world projects used by startups, local businesses, students, and communities.

Web Art Work focuses on:

• Web and mobile applications
• CRM systems and admin panels
• Business automation tools
• Developer tooling and reusable libraries
• Open-source frameworks
• Education and internship projects
• Shared technical foundations for local IT organizations

The company also serves as a practical learning environment, where students and junior engineers grow through hands-on experience, open-source contribution, production-grade development, and real business logic.

The IT Space network is a group of city, region, and country-focused organizations created to help local businesses, students, developers, and communities grow through practical digital services.

Each organization focuses on its own location, while Web Art Work provides shared architecture, reusable tools, mentoring, and technical direction.

Current organizations include:

• IT Kamianets — local IT community and digital services for Kamianets-Podilskyi
• Ternopil Space — IT portal and services for Ternopil
• Uman IT Space — IT portal and services for Uman
• Volyn IT Space — regional IT portal and services for Volyn
• Vinnytsia IT Space — IT portal and services for Vinnytsia
• Frankivsk Space — IT portal and services for Ivano-Frankivsk
• Chernivtsi Space — IT portal and services for Chernivtsi
• London IT Space — IT services and digital products for London-based businesses
• Greece IT Space — IT services and digital products for Greece

The general idea is simple: every modern city, region, or country should have its own practical IT portal — a place where businesses can get websites, CRM systems, booking tools, automation, and technical support, while students and junior developers can gain real project experience.

IT Kamianets is a local tech community initiative aimed at growing the IT ecosystem in Kamianets-Podilskyi.

We organize practical learning, community projects, meetups, workshops, and real-world development opportunities that connect developers, students, entrepreneurs, and local businesses.

My role focuses on mentorship, technical guidance, project architecture, and building long-term career paths for aspiring developers through real projects and community collaboration.

wawjs is a modular, MIT-licensed ecosystem of tools and packages designed to simplify building scalable Node.js and Angular applications.

It started as a backend framework, but grew into a wider development toolkit that supports real production projects across the Web Art Work and IT Space ecosystem.

The wawjs ecosystem includes:

• Backend framework and application structure
• Node.js modules for APIs, routing, CRUD, and services
• Angular packages and reusable frontend utilities
• Shared business logic patterns
• CLI tools for project setup and automation
• Helpers for faster full-stack development
• Packages used across websites, CRM systems, portals, and internal tools

You can find the npm organization here: npmjs.com/org/wawjs

I use wawjs as both a production toolkit and a teaching foundation, helping developers understand backend architecture, Angular integration, modular systems, reusable packages, and maintainable codebases.

The main goal of wawjs is to reduce repeated work, keep projects structured, and make it easier to build real digital products faster.

• 🌱 When I’m offline, I enjoy staying active and social.
• 🚴 Riding a bike, hiking, and exploring outdoors.
• 🎲 Playing tabletop games and flying FPV drones.
• 🤝 Organizing and participating in local IT meetups and community events.
• 🍻 Spending time with friends and good conversations.

• 💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/crackeraki
• 💬 Telegram: t.me/wawceo
• ✉️ Email: ceo@webart.work
• 📞 Phone: +380 97 186 24 87