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At the end of August, Denmark traditionally hosted the annual DALO Industry Days exhibition, the largest forum of arms manufacturers in Scandinavia. Among the Ukrainian companies participating was Dwarf Engineering, which recently presented the work of the Narsil autonomous control module for FPV drones. The company’s CEO Vladyslav Piotrovsky spoke about the Dwarf Engineering product, his impressions of the forum, and the problems of arms manufacturers in Europe on the sidelines of one of the dev.ua miltech events. Below is his direct speech.

The story of 19-year-old Maksym Tyulyukov from Mykolaiv is about a thirst for knowledge, uninvited cardinal changes in life due to the war, and a successful attempt to build an IT career while still in school. He is perhaps the youngest middleware developer that the dev.ua editorial team has ever heard of. His career in IT began at the age of 16. The fact is that Maksym is from Mykolaiv. And in the first 10 days of a full-scale war, he saw a column of tanks with Z-tanks in person, and realized that he had to leave. For the next six months, the guy and his family lived in Bulgaria, but due to hardship and moral exhaustion in a foreign country, they returned to Ukraine and settled in Odessa. Currently, Maksym is a student at the Odessa State University of Intellectual Technologies and Communications. He works at his dream company and ambitiously plans to move to San Francisco, found his own startup, and, of course, work for global tech giants. Today’s story is about the difficult but inspiring path of a young man who confidently steps towards his dream despite the war, forced relocations, and circumstances that arise unexpectedly. Next is a direct speech by Maksym, who at 19 is already a Middle Back-End Engineer at OBRIO.