Dmitry Egorov

Dmitry Egorov is a Russian software engineer and engineering leader, currently CTO at Premier (Премьер), a Russian streaming/video platform. A former competitive-programming star, he won the ACM ICPC World Championship in 2014 (SPb SU 4 team) and took silver at ICPC 2013, and earlier earned silver medals for Russia at both the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 2011) and the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI 2011). He spent much of his career at VKontakte in database and high-load systems roles, then led a group at Yandex.Taxi and was Director of Search Technologies at Tinkoff before becoming CTO at Premier.

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• Now CTO of RUTUBE Tech (PREMIER), the domestic Russian video platform; described by RBC as a tech executive commenting on Russian IT budgets.2026
• Identity confirmed: his LinkedIn bio states '2011 - Silver medals of international school olympiads in informatics and mathematics (IOI and IMO)', matching the IMO 2011 Russian team contestant.Jul 2011
• Career trajectory VKontakte -> Yandex.Taxi -> Tinkoff (Director of Search Technologies) -> CTO at Premier/RUTUBE Tech shows a move from low-level DB/high-load backend engineering into search technology and then executive leadership.2023
• IMO 2011 contestant for Russian Federation: silver medal, rank 61, 26 points (scores 7/4/1/7/7/0).Jul 2011
• Same Dmitry Egorov was also Russia's IOI 2011 contestant (silver medal), pointing to a rare double IMO+IOI medalist.Jul 2011
• Authored a Hacker article on one of his largest projects at VKontakte (linked from his own bio).2017