I'm a student at Moscow Aviation University, building practical software projects and learning by shipping them. I'm looking for an internship or a junior position where I can work with a team, get code review, and grow.

• Most of my hands-on work so far is a full desktop system for a local network: a TV display app plus an admin panel, written with TypeScript, Next.js and Rust.
• I like projects that cover the whole path: UI, local API, storage, CI and releases.
• I'm learning by building real tools and writing down how they work, so others can run them.

Technologies used in my public project TimetableForTvApp.

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An offline timetable system for information screens in an educational institution. The TV app shows the weekly schedule, news and media; staff manage the content from a separate admin panel on any computer in the same local network.

• TV app (frontend): Next.js static export inside a Tauri 2 shell, with a built-in HTTP API written in Rust (axum) and an SQLite database, so no external server is needed.
• Admin panel (admin-panel): schedule editor with drag-and-drop, teachers, rooms, news, media, accounts, database export/import, and an update section.
• Network layer: automatic discovery of the TV via mDNS, an encrypted panel-to-TV channel (AES-256-GCM with HKDF-derived keys, replay protection), and signed auto-updates distributed over the LAN.
• Engineering process: CI on pull requests (type check, lint, Vitest, build, cargo test), release workflow on GitHub Actions, Dependabot, release notes drafted from PR labels, and a script that keeps versions consistent across files.

Stack: TypeScript, Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, Tauri 2, Rust, SQLite, GitHub Actions

What it shows: designing a multi-component system, working across a TypeScript frontend and a Rust backend, and setting up tests, CI and a release process for it.

• Website: eachboy.site