About

I'm Isomiddin Abdunabiev — an engineer who became an educator, and an educator who kept shipping. I'm based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and I work in three languages: Uzbek, Russian, and English.

My path runs through South Korea: an MSc in Distributed and Cloud Computing at Hanyang University and backend engineering at Logiall in Seoul, building on earlier engineering work in Uzbekistan. Back home, I served as CTO & Ventures Director at AI Station, where I built the company's AI education product line, delivered corporate AI training to organizations including Aloqabank and the Ministry of Justice, and set up venture-investment infrastructure — including evaluation of a pre-seed venture holding Uzbekistan's first Bitcoin mining license.

Today I split my time between the lecture hall and the terminal: teaching distributed systems and cloud computing at Westminster International University in Tashkent, running an independent AI training and automation practice, and building ScorePath and EduSync. The thread through all of it is the same conviction — that Central Asia shouldn't just consume technology and education built elsewhere; it should build its own.