Projects

International online platform for astronomy olympiads and education. Coordinated a distributed team, developed the website and problem sets, and organised annual international competitions.

The largest platform in Russia specialising in school-level observational astronomy — a discipline rarely covered by mainstream olympiad platforms. SkyTournament fills that gap by making observational astronomy accessible to students regardless of their school or city.

JustScience is a channel run by olympiad winners sharing study materials, resources, and outlines for competitive astronomy and science.

As Astronomy Branch Manager, I wrote and published 8 lectures on advanced olympiad topics. The channel has been cited by top astronomy teachers nationwide as a reference for their own students.

Curated and led a team of 3 developers to build ConstellationGame — an interactive astronomy learning tool designed to make star identification and constellation recognition engaging for students at all levels.

The project bridges the gap between theoretical astronomy knowledge and the practical observational skills tested in olympiads.

Astronomical Society at Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University. Conducted lectures, seminars, and master classes — including during school holidays — for students interested in astronomy.

Co-organised night observation sessions and currently collaborating on a software project for modelling the evolution of nebulae. The society became the foundation for my own olympiad career.

Authored the qualification round and study materials for the January School of Astrophysics at Letovo — Russia's most academically selective secondary school.

Also wrote the full problem set for the "Ecliptica" Olympiad by Letovo School and contributed to curriculum structure and lesson design throughout the program.

Teaching at the national summer Astronomy Camp in Dolgoprudny (2025 and 2026), with 150+ participants per session. Led ~26 seminars, ran an original observational astronomy course, and organised eight academic games attended by 100–120 students each.

Currently coaching the Moscow Region Astronomy Team — 50+ seminars in the 2025–26 academic year. This year the Moscow Region Team won the most diplomas at the National Olympiad.

A new project giving students from regular schools free access to high-quality tutoring from talented peers.

The goal: make knowledge — the kind that changes futures — genuinely accessible to every motivated student, regardless of their school or city. Built on the belief that the gap between elite and regular schools is a structural problem with a structural solution.