My name is Danil Ilyich Golubtsov. I was born on January 10, 1995, in Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan, where I currently live and work. I am 31 years old. I am a PhD candidate in Logistics (by branches) at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. My doctoral research focuses on the digital transformation of logistics centres, with a particular emphasis on the fulfillment concept and its role in improving supply chain efficiency. Alongside my academic research, I work as a lecturer, teaching subjects related to logistics, marketing, and trade marketing. In my teaching practice, I place strong emphasis on connecting theory with practice by analysing real business processes, discussing applied case studies, and demonstrating how academic knowledge can be used in real-world contexts. Research plays an important role in my professional life, especially in the fields of digitalisation, supply chain management, and operational efficiency. I am fluent in English and regularly use it in teaching, academic writing, and professional communication. In addition to logistics and education, I have a strong interest in project- based work, particularly in interdisciplinary and applied research settings. I am highly motivated by continuous professional development and enjoy working in an environment where ideas can be openly discussed, meaningful questions can be asked, and solutions are developed collaboratively. I value constructive dialogue and analytical thinking, both in academic work and in practical projects.