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A day in the life of a Senior Python Developer

Written by Admin | September 18, 2025

Welcome to the “A day in the life” blog series, where we offer an insider’s view into the daily routines, challenges and accomplishments of different roles within Pwrteams. Each edition focuses on a specific position, giving you a clear picture of what a typical workday looks like. From collaborative discussions and problem-solving to innovative thinking and team coordination. Whether you’re curious about a particular role, interested in our company culture or simply want a behind-the-scenes look at our work, this series has something for you.

This time we sat down with Ievgen Kryvun, Senior Python Developer focusing on large-scale projects in the retail and e-commerce industry – a field where reliability and seamless processes are key. He shared his journey into the role, what his usual workday looks like and what he enjoys most about it. Ievgen also gave us a glimpse of managing complex migrations, ensuring smooth handovers, and contributing to a supportive and collaborative environment where team members can thrive.

How did you come into this position? What was your previous background?

I’ve been with Pwrteams for about three years now, which is actually where my journey in data science began. Before that, I worked as a back-end developer for six years, using different programming languages in another company. At some point, I felt it was time for a change, so I decided to take a step and went for an interview at Pwrteams.

Not long after joining, I got involved in a large-scale migration project and gradually grew into the tech lead role. Since I had the most experience in the team and had already been a tech lead before, even leading an entire direction in one of my past companies, the transition happened quite naturally.

How does your typical workday look like?

My day usually starts with a morning catch-up, where the team aligns on priorities, discusses any challenges and block points, and decides who will focus on what. After that, the rest of my day depends a lot on the schedule. Sometimes it’s filled with calls, while Thursdays and Fridays are usually kept as focus days, which gives me the chance to work without interruptions.

My daily tasks include reviewing pull requests, completing the full scope of tasks assigned to me and answering questions from teammates whenever they need support. I also take part in reviewing architectural decisions and, of course, I’m involved in the migration of our data products. This mix of collaboration, technical problem-solving and focused work makes each day dynamic and engaging.

What’s your favourite part of the job?

For me, the most exciting part is the freedom to create solutions that go beyond the standard approach. For example, when we work on migrations, it’s not just about transferring data from one place to another – we can introduce improvements or adjustments that globally impact how things work. I enjoy building standardised solutions that the whole team can rely on, making sure the final product is something we’re truly proud to deliver.

On top of that, I appreciate the level of trust and openness in our team. If I see room for improvement, I know I can bring it up, discuss it freely, and actually implement it. This combination of ownership, creativity and collaboration is what makes the work especially rewarding for me.

And the most challenging?  

The most challenging aspect is handling complex data migrations while making sure the handover to product teams is seamless. Each migration involves ensuring that the data is accurate, clearly documented and easy for the receiving team to work with. This means preparing thorough technical design documents, carefully outlining the process and keeping communication transparent at every stage. Even minor gaps can lead to questions later, so the focus is always on clarity and precision. The goal is to make the transition as flawless as possible for the teams taking ownership.

What makes it so great being part of your team?

The way we work together is what makes it great to be part of our team. Everyone knows their role, so there’s no need for conducting knowledge transfers or explaining the basics – people simply get things done. At the same time, the team spirit is incredible. Whenever someone encounters any challenge, there’s always a colleague ready to step in, and problems are resolved quickly because support comes immediately.

On top of that, we’re an international team, which makes collaboration even more interesting. We learn from different perspectives while sharing the same drive to deliver.

What do you like the most about being part of the Pwrteams family?  

What I appreciate most is the sense of stability and support. The company takes care of practical aspects, which allows me to focus on my work without unnecessary distractions.

I also really enjoy the team spirit and the company culture. Frequent events and gatherings make you feel like a true part of the Pwrteams team. Moreover, having access to a comfortable and well-equipped office is invaluable, especially given the current circumstances in Ukraine. It provides a safe and productive environment to work in.

Interested in joining a team where your ideas and skills truly make a difference? Browse our openings and send us your CV today.