I work for the Legal Development Network to build a decentralized and capable system of access to justice in Ukraine, which would be people-centered and deeply integrated with local self-government, strengthening it, while maintaining its independence to uphold values ​​and human rights. Prior to that, he worked to achieve this goal for more than 6 years at the Coordination Center for Legal Aid, focusing on strategic areas of building a system of free legal aid in Ukraine. At this stage, he focused on developing a network of more than 550 legal aid offices, planned and implemented mechanisms for integrating these offices into local communities to strengthen their legal capacity, and developed mechanisms to study legal issues and needs of citizens. He was also involved in the development, formation and development of the PRAVOKATOR network of legal clubs, as a point of concentration of knowledge in the field of strengthening legal capacity and providing legal assistance, as well as a meeting place for local legal communities to generate innovative practices in access to justice. their rapid spread and implementation at the level of territorial communities and relevant national institutions. In 2011 he graduated with honors from Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics and obtained a master’s degree in accounting and auditing. From 2012 to 2014 he worked in the State Financial Inspection of Ukraine, dealing with the vast majority of the introduction of effective public administration systems through the development of the internal audit system.