About Me

Hi! I'm Yevgen Sukharenko, a full-stack developer passionate about building modern web applications that combine cutting-edge technology with exceptional user experiences. When I'm not coding, you'll likely find me underwater, exploring the depths as a PADI Divemaster.

What I Do

I build full-stack web applications and native mobile apps, and I take them all the way: architecture, database, API, interface, iOS, Android, deployment and the monitoring that catches problems before users report them. My own products - Red Sea Creatures and its FishID image-recognition service - are the clearest example, because nobody but me built any part of them.

Alongside that I do the work that fixes things rather than creates them: technical SEO and Core Web Vitals on large existing platforms, which is what I did for The Athletic at The New York Times. If you want the version written for a client rather than for a reader, my services page says what I take on and how it is billed.

Tech Stack

Beyond Code

As a PADI Divemaster, I have a deep passion for the underwater world. Diving has taught me valuable lessons about preparation, attention to detail, and staying calm under pressure - skills that translate remarkably well to software development.

It also produced the most demanding engineering problem I have given myself: FishID, photo identification that matches a diver's photograph against 1,337 Red Sea species from 10,646 photographs - most of them mine. Diving is where the problem comes from; the software is what I do about it. My Diving page has the rest.

Development Philosophy

• ▸Quality over quantity: Write clean, maintainable code that stands the test of time
• ▸User-first approach: Build applications that solve real problems and delight users
• ▸Continuous learning: Stay current with emerging technologies and best practices
• ▸Type safety: Leverage TypeScript to catch errors early and improve developer experience
• ▸Performance matters: Optimize for speed, accessibility, and SEO from the ground up

Let's Connect

I'm always interested in new opportunities, collaborations, and conversations about technology, diving, or anything in between. Feel free to reach out!