Engineering manager who still reads the diffs.
Backend β’ Data β’ Reliability β’ Agentic Workflows
π¬π§ London Β Β·Β
π° MrQ Β Β·Β
ex-SpotifyΒ Β·Β
ex-Expedia
I lead the team behind MrQ's casino back-office platform - the internal tooling that lets operators run the casino, apply regulatory controls, and not accidentally break things for millions of players. Compliance-heavy, data-heavy, uptime-matters-a-lot kind of work.
Day-to-day that means technical coaching, system design decisions, and creating the conditions where engineers ship their best work - then getting out of the way.
Alumna of BSUIR and IST, I'm halfway through a Data Science & AI degree with Cambridge Spark while working full-time, so most of my leftover energy goes into:
- π€ Agentic workflows - tool-calling loops, local agents, Claude Code as a daily driver
- π Data platforms - pipelines, analytics infra, turning 'we think' into 'we know'
- βοΈ Developer productivity - if engineers hate the tooling, the tooling is wrong
- βοΈ Reliability - one very bad on-call experience made me shift from IC to EM π€‘
If you're working on similar things, I'm always up for comparing notes.
Kafka Spark Airflow Iceberg BigQuery Prometheus Grafana Claude Code
- π£ 6+ languages (none perfectly, all confidently wrong)
βοΈ 70+ countries, half via Couchsurfing - still bad at packing- π€Ώ PADI-certified diver - part-time mermaid π§ββοΈ
- π€ Toastmaster - public speaking is a muscle πͺ
- π» Build websites for nonprofits at 48in48
- π Early reviewer for O'Reilly & Manning
- π Ex-AnitaB.org and GHC volunteer
These aren't decorative - they're why I adapt fast across cultures and care about building inclusive, high-performing teams. Engineering is a team sport played by humans π§ π«. And agents π€. Yes.
Always curious about better ways to build systems and the teams behind them.


