Hello, I'm Uno

I started playing chess when I was fourI first rode a horse solo at sixI occasionally play Dota 2 and CS2Improving my German with flashcardsGoing to local speaking clubsGrabbing a drink with friendsMy name stands for Eternal RisingI'd like to hear your Genghis Khan jokeStarting a day without a coffee is toughWatching e-sports to support The MongolZGoing out with friends to cook some samgyeopsalI love my catMongolian winters sure are toughPlanning to travel to Yellowstone once moreChecking my trading lossesLooking through IMDb top movies for a movie nightReading some DostoevskyTexting friends on InstagramBegging my girlfriend to play a game with meLooking through my endless TODO listReading Claude ArtifactsWaiting excitedly for my vibe coded application to finishAsking ChatGPT about life's meaningLooking through Japanese restaurants in Mongolia for some overpriced sushiCalling up some friends to hang out withAutomating a five-minute task for five hoursTeaching my trading bot new ways to lose moneyI once let a model bet real money on Dota 2I went to university in BulgariaStill guessing between der, die and dasExplaining a failed build to my catBlaming my teammates for a lost Dota 2 gameWaiting for Apple to approve my appI started playing chess when I was four

Previously at
Frontend Dev @ Cherry Labs
Currently at
Full-Stack Dev @ SuperPOD

Selected work

Nicheva

Finding the Etsy niches worth selling in

Etsy analytics that tracks shops, listings and keyword demand, then scores each niche so sellers can spot high demand with little competition.

Nicheva dashboard: keyword demand, an opportunity score of 82, daily sales against the niche median and trending Etsy listings
  • EtsyMarketplace
  • Web appPlatform
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Tick to TradeCase study

A Dota 2 model that trades real money

A solo-built bot that watches pro matches live, merges up to eight data feeds into one win chance and places orders on Polymarket. It ran on 86 separate days, then I stopped it on purpose.

Dota 2 live monitor: feed freshness, a win-probability chart against the market price, a buy decision and Polymarket orders
  • Solo, end to endRole
  • Apr – Sep 2026Timeline
  • 8,450 matchesTraining data
  • XGBoostWin model
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Аян

English lessons built for Mongolian speakers

An iOS app that folds flashcards, reading, grammar and writing feedback into one short daily lesson, with Mongolian translations beside every word.

Two iPhones running Аян: a flashcard for “thrive” with its Mongolian translation, and the dark home screen with today's lesson
  • iOSPlatform
  • MongolianTranslations
Visit Аян

Allconeq

Every seller gets their own branded store

A Mongolian multi-vendor fashion marketplace: one storefront for buyers, a branded subdomain store for each seller, and a dashboard to run it.

A seller's branded Allconeq store at saran-atelier.allconeq.mn, beside its settings panel and visitor and revenue stats
  • Multi-vendorFashion marketplace
  • 3 surfacesStorefront, stores, dashboard
  • MongolianInterface language

Coming soon

Other projects

Experience

  1. 2025—Present

    SuperPOD

    Full-stack developer

    I work across every part of building software here: DevOps, backend, frontend and design.

  2. 2024—2026

    Chimege, Information Technology Center of Finance, DreamON

    Full-stack developer

    Three shorter roles at Mongolian companies in very different fields, and I made a real contribution in each. Read more

  3. 2022—2024

    Cherry Labs

    Frontend developer

    My first remote job, and my first time on an international team. With no office around me, I had to build my own routine and stick to it every day.

  4. 2021—2022

    Gobi Cashmere

    Frontend developer

    My first official job. Smaller gigs had already given me enough experience to feel comfortable from day one, and I worked on moving the company's site to Next.js with a new design.

Education

  1. 2017—2021

    American University in Bulgaria

    Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science

Uno smiling in a white sweatshirt

About me

Unumandakh Bayandelger (Uno)

I started learning to code right before I got into university, but I'd been fascinated by it for a while before that because of the endless possibilities. Since then I've been trying out different things, digging into different areas of development, and finding beauty in the creativity of other people's projects. It's gotten to the point where whenever I see something, the first thing I think about is how I'd build it in code. I do have other hobbies, though: automating mundane things, making trading bots, and building whatever excites me or catches my eye.

Let's talk

Have a project or a role in mind? My inbox is open.