Hey, I'm Daniil a backend engineer based in Vienna. I've been writing code professionally for about four years now, mostly in Python and Java, building systems that need to be reliable, fast, and easy to maintain. My last role was at INQUD, a fintech company, where I worked on the core backend integrating with crypto exchanges like Binance and WhiteBIT, handling real-time financial data, and making sure everything was solid enough to trust with actual money. We used Java, Kotlin, Spring Boot, deployed on AWS the domain made it genuinely interesting and pushed me to think about resilience and performance in a serious way. Before that I spent a few years at Bentify, building Python backends across a range of projects payment systems, AI tooling, internal platforms. That's where I got really comfortable with async Python, Kafka for event-driven architectures, and just… shipping things that don't break at 2am. I enjoy working on problems where the complexity is real not just on the technical side, but in terms of the actual domain being solved. I like understanding the product, the users, and not just being the person who closes tickets. I'm at a point in my career where I want to go deeper contribute to architecture decisions, help shape how things are built, and work somewhere where good engineering is actually valued.…Hey, I'm Daniil a backend engineer based in Vienna. I've been writing code professionally for about four years now, mostly in Python and Java, building systems that need to be reliable, fast, and easy to maintain. My last role was at INQUD, a fintech company, where I worked on the core backend integrating with crypto exchanges like Binance and WhiteBIT, handling real-time financial data, and making sure everything was solid enough to trust with actual money. We used Java, Kotlin, Spring Boot, deployed on AWS the domain made it genuinely interesting and pushed me to think about resilience and performance in a serious way. Before that I spent a few years at Bentify, building Python backends across a range of projects payment systems, AI tooling, internal platforms. That's where I got really comfortable with async Python, Kafka for event-driven architectures, and just… shipping things that don't break at 2am. I enjoy working on problems where the complexity is real not just on the technical side, but in terms of the actual domain being solved. I like understanding the product, the users, and not just being the person who closes tickets. I'm at a point in my career where I want to go deeper contribute to architecture decisions, help shape how things are built, and work somewhere where good engineering is actually valued.WWWW…