Tallinn Polytechnic School
Technical education and a real interest in IT.
Built through the long route
FromLogisticsTo code.
There is no single route to a working product.Every project has its own identity, purpose, and direction.
I turn real requirements into practical technical solutions and carry projects from the first idea to a working release.
01 / The journey — detailed map
One path.
Many turns.
From physical flows to digital products.
The route looks clearer when you see the whole map.
No clear map yet
Finished school without a perfect plan. The next direction came through real work.
Assistant train driver
One day, I decided to try a completely different path. I quickly realized it was not for me and moved on.
Production order picking
Worked at a factory picking and preparing components for production. During that time, thoughts of returning to IT started coming back more and more often.
Logistics
I wanted to grow, but still had no clear path into IT. So I took the next opportunity within the same company and moved into a logistics role.
Choosing IT
A more serious office role still was not enough. The idea of building software would not leave me alone, and I finally knew this was the direction I truly wanted to follow.
Mentorship + first freelance
With too much information and no clear starting point, I found a mentor who helped me focus. I invested in courses and accepted almost any freelance opportunity, valuing practice more than money.
Freelance experience
Working on freelance projects with more experienced people taught me that development is more than code. Clear decisions, reliable processes and the quality of my work affect the whole team and ultimately the entire product.
Frontend developer
Leaving logistics for my first developer role at WebExpert felt like jumping into the unknown. I stopped waiting until I knew everything, trusted the work I had already done, and learned the rest inside real projects.
Krabu Tech
I learned that good work starts with healthy relationships, trust and a team where people feel comfortable being themselves. Those values became part of how I chose my next role and led me to Krabu Tech.
Full-stack developer
Personal passion for growth can go much further in a place that supports it. With that combination, my role naturally expanded from frontend work into full-stack development.
In Progress
Ethical hacking
My drive to become a stronger developer led me to ethical hacking. By learning how systems fail and how vulnerabilities are exploited, I can build web applications with security in mind from the start.
Some numbers
20+
Projects shipped
From idea to production4Y
Professional experience
1,722 days live8Y
Building for the web
3,213 days live∞
Curiosity
Still asking why02 / Experience — real work
Work that
shaped me.
From my first client websites to full-stack work on production platforms. Over time, I started working with more technologies and taking on more responsibility across projects.
Krabu Tech
Full-stack Developer
I build and maintain digital products for the public sector, e-government services, cultural institutions and commercial clients. My work started with frontend development and gradually expanded into Drupal, backend development, databases, APIs, performance and application architecture.
Projects[15]
01Participation PoolFull-stack development
02MeremuuseumFull-stack development
03EestitoitFull-stack development
04KeskkonnaportaalFrontend development
05Krabu.eeFull-stack development
06Krabu TechFull-stack development
07Tallinna LinnatransportFull-stack and frontend development
08Eesti Keele InstituutFrontend development
09BamofyFull-stack development and UI/UX design
10LoodusmuuseumFrontend development
11TartufilmifondFrontend development
12KübertestFull-stack development
13RiigikontrollFull-stack development
14AKIS MaainfoFull-stack development
15FudLoopFull-stack development
- HTML
- SCSS
- JavaScript
- React
- Twig
- PHP
- Drupal
- WordPress
- Craft CMS
- Laravel
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- Git
- npm
- Docker
- DDEV
- REST API
- Webpack
- Gulp
- Bootstrap
- Tailwind CSS
- WCAG 2.1
Web Expert OÜ
Frontend Developer
My first full-time development role, where I moved from freelance work and a logistics role into a professional development team, deadlines and client projects. I focused on building responsive interfaces and learned how design, requirements and frontend development come together in real production work.
Projects[2]
01Tuusik.eeFrontend development
02ParcelseaFrontend development
- HTML
- SCSS
- JavaScript
- Drupal
- Git
- DDEV
- Docker
- WCAG
Freelance
Web Developer
Built websites and small digital products for local businesses and private clients. Some projects are no longer online, but they gave me the practical experience that helped me move into full-time development.
Projects[4]
01FMWeldingWebsite development
02MeikimispeegelWebsite development
03Sinu24Website development
04Other client workSmall websites and landing pages that no longer exist ;)
- HTML
- CSS
- SCSS
- JavaScript
- Python
- Django
- PHP
03 / Beyond the keyboard
Discipline has
many forms.
Development is only one part of how I learn, focus and build. The same habits appear in training, games and physical projects.
01Sport
Movement and discipline
Strength training, cycling, running and boxing help me release negative emotions, stay physically and mentally sharp, and keep moving forward. I enjoy setting new goals, working toward them consistently and seeing progress build over time.
02Gaming
Games and digital worlds
Gaming helps me switch off from everything else, explore completely different worlds and become almost anyone — all from the same chair and screen. I highly recommend it. ;)
03Making
Making physical things
I enjoy turning ideas into real objects through 3D printing and modelling. Some of my finished work can be found on Instagram. Earlier, a friend and I also built custom wooden furniture to order, which taught me how design, materials and practical constraints come together.
View 3D printing work