opensanctions/opensanctions
Nov 2024 – Oct 2025
12 Months active
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Ivan Stavropoltsev
PROFILE
Ivan Stavropoltsev
Ivan developed and maintained the opensanctions/opensanctions repository, delivering a robust data pipeline for global sanctions and compliance intelligence. He engineered scalable ingestion, enrichment, and validation workflows using Python and YAML, integrating diverse data sources such as Wikidata, regulatory feeds, and government registries. Ivan implemented resilient crawling, advanced parsing, and modular data normalization to ensure data quality and reliability across evolving formats. His work included schema evolution, metadata governance, and automated testing, enabling rapid onboarding of new datasets and reducing manual intervention. Through continuous refactoring and CI/CD improvements, Ivan ensured the platform’s maintainability, timely data delivery, and auditability for downstream analytics.
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Feature vs Bugs
75%Features
Repository Contributions
1,956Total
Bugs
278
Commits
1,956
Features
830
Lines of code
81,044
Activity Months12
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15 people
Work History
October 2025
59 Commits • 25 Features
Oct 1, 2025October 2025 for opensanctions/opensanctions: Delivered significant data quality and pipeline improvements, including OHCHR settlement webpage parsing and IL Mod Crypto enhancements (homoglyph remapping, DOB parsing, and diff cleaning). Expanded dataset coverage through datapatches for fr_tresor_gels_avoir and eu_fsf, plus CA foreign representations and PEPS dataset updates. Strengthened metadata governance and release readiness with Monthly Run Assertions and PEPS release work. Fixed critical stability issues including sync with main, 404 crawl resilience, and data cleanliness (escaped CR removal, date fixes, and position-name cleanups). Improved CI/test configuration and introduced monthly validation checks to reduce pipeline risk. Overall, these efforts increased data accuracy, coverage, and reliability, enabling faster, auditable sanctions reporting and more reliable downstream analytics.
59 Commits • 25 Features
Oct 1, 2025October 2025 for opensanctions/opensanctions: Delivered significant data quality and pipeline improvements, including OHCHR settlement webpage parsing and IL Mod Crypto enhancements (homoglyph remapping, DOB parsing, and diff cleaning). Expanded dataset coverage through datapatches for fr_tresor_gels_avoir and eu_fsf, plus CA foreign representations and PEPS dataset updates. Strengthened metadata governance and release readiness with Monthly Run Assertions and PEPS release work. Fixed critical stability issues including sync with main, 404 crawl resilience, and data cleanliness (escaped CR removal, date fixes, and position-name cleanups). Improved CI/test configuration and introduced monthly validation checks to reduce pipeline risk. Overall, these efforts increased data accuracy, coverage, and reliability, enabling faster, auditable sanctions reporting and more reliable downstream analytics.
October 2025
September 2025
156 Commits • 61 Features
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 monthly summary for opensanctions/opensanctions. Delivered targeted datapatches and data-quality improvements across multiple datasets, migrated data formats for key feeds, and implemented program-keys-based maintainability improvements to reduce hardcoding. The month produced clear business value: more accurate, timely sanctions data; smaller payloads and faster processing; and a more scalable, testable data-patch workflow. Major work included features and fixes across US AZ med exclusions, BIS Denied format switch, Bolivia overview skip in CIA World Factbook, program-keys refactor across sanctions modules, widespread datapatches across registries, and OFAC press releases crawler enhancements, plus quality fixes to logging and error handling.
September 2025
156 Commits • 61 Features
Sep 1, 2025September 2025 monthly summary for opensanctions/opensanctions. Delivered targeted datapatches and data-quality improvements across multiple datasets, migrated data formats for key feeds, and implemented program-keys-based maintainability improvements to reduce hardcoding. The month produced clear business value: more accurate, timely sanctions data; smaller payloads and faster processing; and a more scalable, testable data-patch workflow. Major work included features and fixes across US AZ med exclusions, BIS Denied format switch, Bolivia overview skip in CIA World Factbook, program-keys refactor across sanctions modules, widespread datapatches across registries, and OFAC press releases crawler enhancements, plus quality fixes to logging and error handling.
August 2025
159 Commits • 68 Features
Aug 1, 2025August 2025 (opensanctions/opensanctions): Focused on data freshness, parsing robustness, and reliability of data pipelines. Delivered extensive datapatches and source updates, enhanced HTML table parsing and date handling, deployed enrichment for new datasets, and tightened CI/QA processes to improve stability and business value across regulatory datasets.
159 Commits • 68 Features
Aug 1, 2025August 2025 (opensanctions/opensanctions): Focused on data freshness, parsing robustness, and reliability of data pipelines. Delivered extensive datapatches and source updates, enhanced HTML table parsing and date handling, deployed enrichment for new datasets, and tightened CI/QA processes to improve stability and business value across regulatory datasets.
August 2025
July 2025
259 Commits • 114 Features
Jul 1, 2025July 2025 OpenSanctions monthly summary: Delivered foundational module and infrastructure improvements across the sanctions data platform, focused on delivering business value through data freshness, reliability, and maintainability. Key features delivered include a new au_abf_sanctioned_sponsors module setup, extensive data patching for high-value datasets, and infrastructure enhancements to support scalable data ingestion and exports.
July 2025
259 Commits • 114 Features
Jul 1, 2025July 2025 OpenSanctions monthly summary: Delivered foundational module and infrastructure improvements across the sanctions data platform, focused on delivering business value through data freshness, reliability, and maintainability. Key features delivered include a new au_abf_sanctioned_sponsors module setup, extensive data patching for high-value datasets, and infrastructure enhancements to support scalable data ingestion and exports.
June 2025
61 Commits • 23 Features
Jun 1, 2025Month 2025-06: Concise performance-focused summary for OpenSanctions developer work. Highlights include foundational project init for Tokyo Mou modules, data quality improvements, expanded time-based data collection, enhanced crawling/data coverage, and improved QA-output workflows. Demonstrated scalability, reliability, and business value through robust data validation and richer sanctions datasets.
61 Commits • 23 Features
Jun 1, 2025Month 2025-06: Concise performance-focused summary for OpenSanctions developer work. Highlights include foundational project init for Tokyo Mou modules, data quality improvements, expanded time-based data collection, enhanced crawling/data coverage, and improved QA-output workflows. Demonstrated scalability, reliability, and business value through robust data validation and richer sanctions datasets.
June 2025
May 2025
195 Commits • 87 Features
May 1, 2025Month: 2025-05 Overview: Delivered a broad set of data-currency, quality, and collaboration enhancements across the sanctions intelligence data pipeline. Focus areas included robust parsing for US Navy data, cross-jurisdiction sanctions program mappings, schema and metadata improvements for new data sheets, and enhanced collaboration/visibility through Google Sheets integration and improved data diffing. These changes increased data reliability, expanded coverage, and improved governance while maintaining CI stability. Key features delivered: - US Navy HTML parsing and title/name extraction improvements: Refactored parse_html and extract_name_and_title for robustness and accuracy; extract_title_and_name factored for reuse. Commits: 2084c35f15493c39bfd71ac919ec433a94f4277a, 201326b7370d8c48638fa8d61f966b154010dfa5, e055e1c1c120bd1febabc52865bdf1be0861aa35. - UA NSDC sanctions: RegistrationNumber mappings added for sanctions data under ua_nsdc_sanctions. Commit: 31d7697a6408593de0257d490d58b46dab56ecdd. - Data sheet restructuring for the new sheet: Ensure all fields are consumed by the new schema. Commit: 2c84f2a4361773447598359fb71781906d11ce74. - Emit passport and identification only if country is present: Conditional emission logic added. Commit: 5054093c980dbf070125f07d846d66f07e81a368. - Check CSV diff workflow: Writes a CSV to clearly show updates and uses warning instead of assert for safety. Commits: 462bda1424bbffa19e3e90aa945a504e6a84a509, 77738b3e4d5effa9ae60f6b6447a27a173d57785. - Date formats and test assertions: Expanded support for additional date formats and updated related tests. Commit: 19f970a579cf0a684ab95458f71f1436b7474ae1. - Datasets tagging: Initial step for datasets tagging workflow enabled. Commit: 944049389ee70a4e14d316649a93be8bb30feefb. - sg_mas_investor_alert: Flattened related_source_ids across results and lookups. Commit: 4bd2d2c2e60cdfab848e0c0d8886701244014b87. - Western Coalition ingestion: Ingest/update Western Coalition content in three parts. Commits: 5af085806ace73adb3b19c700f09d4ab1ddb67fa, 74149b28f4eeca417dfce84e99008357181f2902, 8ec9fda0bf456296da609f61d1b78710a19b0506. - Google Sheets data source for sanctions: Switched sanctions data source to Google Sheets for collaborative editing. Commit: 313b516109364f4b51100229ef8c436672a0ae2b. Major bugs fixed: - US IA Med Exclusions: Entity schema corrected for proper handling of medical exclusion data. Commit: ea3c6d8f62c4fc8636b9ace2dc1d2bff4e81499d. - Japan sanctions: Removed duplicate entries to fix inconsistencies. Commits: cb7a3915922ed1332b61654c565b79edcf40f281, 8c0dd05d44ce1741953455462c4a71c92f81cc5a. - US OFAC SDN LEI code handling: Fixed LEI code processing. Commit: 64db0444516a988da46c79d1d93e4e345eb16e07. - GB FCDo sanctions test expectation: Adjusted to reflect regime name assertion. Commit: 8146308177cae127204cbbb703a999515b19d9ae. - CN sanctions: Graceful handling for lookups of non-existent programs. Commit: 2bd60ed4b7316c4106112610ec47f9f73bf74866. - Program linkage removal: Removed program linkage as it’s covered elsewhere. Commit: 8f26cd67db72e356433b8541951519e06800b4c9. - Miscellaneous build and lint issues surfaced by changes: Build fix (70c18d8...), lint fixes (e4cee933...), and related post-review adjustments. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened data reliability and governance across sanctions data, with robust parsing, explicit data-stewardship through metadata restructuring, and stronger validation checks. Expanded coverage across multiple jurisdictions and programs reduces manual effort and risk of gaps. The Google Sheets migration enables collaborative curation and faster iteration, while structured diff reporting improves change visibility and safety before deployment. The batch includes substantial refactoring for modularity and reuse, setting the foundation for scalable future enhancements. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Python data processing and parsing (robust HTML parsing, name/title extraction, refactoring for reuse). - Data modeling and schema evolution (new sheet consumption, metadata restructuring). - Data quality and testing discipline (expanded date formats, enhanced assertions, check_csv_diff with audit-friendly CSV output). - Cross-jurisdiction sanctions program mapping and tagging (extensive multi-list coverage and unmapped-warning patterns). - Collaboration tooling and automation (Google Sheets data source, lookups enhancements, large-scale batch orchestration).
May 2025
195 Commits • 87 Features
May 1, 2025Month: 2025-05 Overview: Delivered a broad set of data-currency, quality, and collaboration enhancements across the sanctions intelligence data pipeline. Focus areas included robust parsing for US Navy data, cross-jurisdiction sanctions program mappings, schema and metadata improvements for new data sheets, and enhanced collaboration/visibility through Google Sheets integration and improved data diffing. These changes increased data reliability, expanded coverage, and improved governance while maintaining CI stability. Key features delivered: - US Navy HTML parsing and title/name extraction improvements: Refactored parse_html and extract_name_and_title for robustness and accuracy; extract_title_and_name factored for reuse. Commits: 2084c35f15493c39bfd71ac919ec433a94f4277a, 201326b7370d8c48638fa8d61f966b154010dfa5, e055e1c1c120bd1febabc52865bdf1be0861aa35. - UA NSDC sanctions: RegistrationNumber mappings added for sanctions data under ua_nsdc_sanctions. Commit: 31d7697a6408593de0257d490d58b46dab56ecdd. - Data sheet restructuring for the new sheet: Ensure all fields are consumed by the new schema. Commit: 2c84f2a4361773447598359fb71781906d11ce74. - Emit passport and identification only if country is present: Conditional emission logic added. Commit: 5054093c980dbf070125f07d846d66f07e81a368. - Check CSV diff workflow: Writes a CSV to clearly show updates and uses warning instead of assert for safety. Commits: 462bda1424bbffa19e3e90aa945a504e6a84a509, 77738b3e4d5effa9ae60f6b6447a27a173d57785. - Date formats and test assertions: Expanded support for additional date formats and updated related tests. Commit: 19f970a579cf0a684ab95458f71f1436b7474ae1. - Datasets tagging: Initial step for datasets tagging workflow enabled. Commit: 944049389ee70a4e14d316649a93be8bb30feefb. - sg_mas_investor_alert: Flattened related_source_ids across results and lookups. Commit: 4bd2d2c2e60cdfab848e0c0d8886701244014b87. - Western Coalition ingestion: Ingest/update Western Coalition content in three parts. Commits: 5af085806ace73adb3b19c700f09d4ab1ddb67fa, 74149b28f4eeca417dfce84e99008357181f2902, 8ec9fda0bf456296da609f61d1b78710a19b0506. - Google Sheets data source for sanctions: Switched sanctions data source to Google Sheets for collaborative editing. Commit: 313b516109364f4b51100229ef8c436672a0ae2b. Major bugs fixed: - US IA Med Exclusions: Entity schema corrected for proper handling of medical exclusion data. Commit: ea3c6d8f62c4fc8636b9ace2dc1d2bff4e81499d. - Japan sanctions: Removed duplicate entries to fix inconsistencies. Commits: cb7a3915922ed1332b61654c565b79edcf40f281, 8c0dd05d44ce1741953455462c4a71c92f81cc5a. - US OFAC SDN LEI code handling: Fixed LEI code processing. Commit: 64db0444516a988da46c79d1d93e4e345eb16e07. - GB FCDo sanctions test expectation: Adjusted to reflect regime name assertion. Commit: 8146308177cae127204cbbb703a999515b19d9ae. - CN sanctions: Graceful handling for lookups of non-existent programs. Commit: 2bd60ed4b7316c4106112610ec47f9f73bf74866. - Program linkage removal: Removed program linkage as it’s covered elsewhere. Commit: 8f26cd67db72e356433b8541951519e06800b4c9. - Miscellaneous build and lint issues surfaced by changes: Build fix (70c18d8...), lint fixes (e4cee933...), and related post-review adjustments. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened data reliability and governance across sanctions data, with robust parsing, explicit data-stewardship through metadata restructuring, and stronger validation checks. Expanded coverage across multiple jurisdictions and programs reduces manual effort and risk of gaps. The Google Sheets migration enables collaborative curation and faster iteration, while structured diff reporting improves change visibility and safety before deployment. The batch includes substantial refactoring for modularity and reuse, setting the foundation for scalable future enhancements. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Python data processing and parsing (robust HTML parsing, name/title extraction, refactoring for reuse). - Data modeling and schema evolution (new sheet consumption, metadata restructuring). - Data quality and testing discipline (expanded date formats, enhanced assertions, check_csv_diff with audit-friendly CSV output). - Cross-jurisdiction sanctions program mapping and tagging (extensive multi-list coverage and unmapped-warning patterns). - Collaboration tooling and automation (Google Sheets data source, lookups enhancements, large-scale batch orchestration).
April 2025
100 Commits • 43 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025: Delivered foundational data extraction enhancements and expanded dataset coverage across sanctions and compliance datasets. Fixed critical data extraction bugs, introduced scalable data retrieval paths, expanded lookups and metadata handling, and updated CI and testing for reliability. Net business impact: higher data quality, faster data availability, and broader coverage for risk intelligence.
100 Commits • 43 Features
Apr 1, 2025April 2025: Delivered foundational data extraction enhancements and expanded dataset coverage across sanctions and compliance datasets. Fixed critical data extraction bugs, introduced scalable data retrieval paths, expanded lookups and metadata handling, and updated CI and testing for reliability. Net business impact: higher data quality, faster data availability, and broader coverage for risk intelligence.
April 2025
March 2025
79 Commits • 29 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 highlights for opensanctions/opensanctions: delivered foundational project setup and substantial data enrichment across sanctions and entity datasets, driving business value in risk screening and investigative workflows. Core features delivered include: foundational project setup (baseline commit), address normalization and parsing improvements (including address splits), addition of declarationDate fields across bg_jud_declarations, me_acp_peps, and sk_public_officials datasets, sanctions data integration and parsing enhancements (covering CA DFATD SE, LU admin sanctions, US FINRA actions, US GA exclusions, and EE international sanctions), and expanded alias parsing and name lookups (including Japanese names). Major bugs fixed: - Adjusted assertion validations across modules (lowering in graph topics; raising in US GA exclusions) - Maintained data integrity with updated metadata and hash checks - Restored robust control flow with SKIP_IDs logic - CI stability fixes for Zyte integration - NSE Debarred name cleanup to ensure consistent data handling Overall impact and accomplishments: - Significantly improved data fidelity, coverage, and reliability for risk scoring and sanctions screening - Reduced processing errors and strengthened data governance and post-review workflows - Enabled faster investigative workflows with richer, more consistent data across datasets Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Regex-driven parsing and enhanced alias/name lookups (including multilingual support) - Data normalization, taxonomy enrichment, and metadata/hash integrity checks - Lookups, data source enrichment (intel agency data), and HTML/JSON data ingestion - Code quality improvements, lint fixes, and structural refactors - Post-review workflow improvements and robust CI considerations
March 2025
79 Commits • 29 Features
Mar 1, 2025March 2025 highlights for opensanctions/opensanctions: delivered foundational project setup and substantial data enrichment across sanctions and entity datasets, driving business value in risk screening and investigative workflows. Core features delivered include: foundational project setup (baseline commit), address normalization and parsing improvements (including address splits), addition of declarationDate fields across bg_jud_declarations, me_acp_peps, and sk_public_officials datasets, sanctions data integration and parsing enhancements (covering CA DFATD SE, LU admin sanctions, US FINRA actions, US GA exclusions, and EE international sanctions), and expanded alias parsing and name lookups (including Japanese names). Major bugs fixed: - Adjusted assertion validations across modules (lowering in graph topics; raising in US GA exclusions) - Maintained data integrity with updated metadata and hash checks - Restored robust control flow with SKIP_IDs logic - CI stability fixes for Zyte integration - NSE Debarred name cleanup to ensure consistent data handling Overall impact and accomplishments: - Significantly improved data fidelity, coverage, and reliability for risk scoring and sanctions screening - Reduced processing errors and strengthened data governance and post-review workflows - Enabled faster investigative workflows with richer, more consistent data across datasets Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Regex-driven parsing and enhanced alias/name lookups (including multilingual support) - Data normalization, taxonomy enrichment, and metadata/hash integrity checks - Lookups, data source enrichment (intel agency data), and HTML/JSON data ingestion - Code quality improvements, lint fixes, and structural refactors - Post-review workflow improvements and robust CI considerations
February 2025
239 Commits • 95 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 (2025-02) monthly summary for opensanctions/opensanctions. Delivered broad data governance and enrichment across sanctions/PEP datasets, significantly improving data quality, coverage, and maintainability. Key features delivered span new and enhanced assertions, lookups, and data-source modernization; major maintenance tooling and metadata improvements; and multi-module rollout efforts to standardize assertions across EU and other modules. Representative work includes AR Repet: added assertions and removed targets; AU DFAT sanctions: assertions added and targets removed; Assertions extraction; FR AMF Regulatory Sanctions: lookups; Wikidata integration; Global Module Assertions rollout across EU modules; Core Assertion Improvements; Maintenance and Statistics tooling; and YAML-based configuration migration to simplify management and reduce drift.
239 Commits • 95 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 (2025-02) monthly summary for opensanctions/opensanctions. Delivered broad data governance and enrichment across sanctions/PEP datasets, significantly improving data quality, coverage, and maintainability. Key features delivered span new and enhanced assertions, lookups, and data-source modernization; major maintenance tooling and metadata improvements; and multi-module rollout efforts to standardize assertions across EU and other modules. Representative work includes AR Repet: added assertions and removed targets; AU DFAT sanctions: assertions added and targets removed; Assertions extraction; FR AMF Regulatory Sanctions: lookups; Wikidata integration; Global Module Assertions rollout across EU modules; Core Assertion Improvements; Maintenance and Statistics tooling; and YAML-based configuration migration to simplify management and reduce drift.
February 2025
January 2025
151 Commits • 71 Features
Jan 1, 2025January 2025 monthly summary for the opensanctions/opensanctions repository. This period focused on expanding data coverage, improving reliability and performance, and strengthening data governance across multiple jurisdictions and data sources. Key work included integrating sanctions and medical exclusions data, normalizing and expanding data sources, introducing caching, and improving QA, CI, and metadata handling. The team also completed foundational scaffolding, major initialization, and process improvements to support scalable data processing and accurate risk/compliance insights.
January 2025
151 Commits • 71 Features
Jan 1, 2025January 2025 monthly summary for the opensanctions/opensanctions repository. This period focused on expanding data coverage, improving reliability and performance, and strengthening data governance across multiple jurisdictions and data sources. Key work included integrating sanctions and medical exclusions data, normalizing and expanding data sources, introducing caching, and improving QA, CI, and metadata handling. The team also completed foundational scaffolding, major initialization, and process improvements to support scalable data processing and accurate risk/compliance insights.
December 2024
229 Commits • 96 Features
Dec 1, 2024December 2024 monthly summary for opensanctions/opensanctions: Expanded data coverage and strengthened data quality across multiple sanction regimes and datasets, with a focus on delivering business value through faster risk screening and improved regulatory coverage. Major feature deliveries include Luxembourg Administrative Sanctions, Denmark PEP integration (with a bug fix), US Iowa medical exclusions, Two-Year Period handling, and WD Categories data structure. In addition, the month encompassed substantial codebase cleanup and quality improvements, runtime data validation via assertions, and enhancements to date handling and post-review workflows. The team also advanced infrastructure and data workflow reliability with CI/test adjustments and a switch to Zyte interim for scraping. These efforts collectively increase data completeness, reduce processing errors, and accelerate onboarding of new datasets while improving maintainability and testability.
229 Commits • 96 Features
Dec 1, 2024December 2024 monthly summary for opensanctions/opensanctions: Expanded data coverage and strengthened data quality across multiple sanction regimes and datasets, with a focus on delivering business value through faster risk screening and improved regulatory coverage. Major feature deliveries include Luxembourg Administrative Sanctions, Denmark PEP integration (with a bug fix), US Iowa medical exclusions, Two-Year Period handling, and WD Categories data structure. In addition, the month encompassed substantial codebase cleanup and quality improvements, runtime data validation via assertions, and enhancements to date handling and post-review workflows. The team also advanced infrastructure and data workflow reliability with CI/test adjustments and a switch to Zyte interim for scraping. These efforts collectively increase data completeness, reduce processing errors, and accelerate onboarding of new datasets while improving maintainability and testability.
December 2024
November 2024
269 Commits • 118 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 focused on expanding data coverage, hardening ingestion pipelines, and improving data quality and governance for the OpenSanctions dataset. Delivered major data-source integrations (Wikidata; US CBP Forced Labor; US IA Medical Exclusions; US CIA World Factbook; FR_AMF Regulatory Sanctions), plus scaffolding for SOAP-based data exchange and significant parsing/metadata improvements. These efforts increase screening reach, reduce data friction, and improve maintainability and reliability of downstream risk scoring and investigations.
November 2024
269 Commits • 118 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 focused on expanding data coverage, hardening ingestion pipelines, and improving data quality and governance for the OpenSanctions dataset. Delivered major data-source integrations (Wikidata; US CBP Forced Labor; US IA Medical Exclusions; US CIA World Factbook; FR_AMF Regulatory Sanctions), plus scaffolding for SOAP-based data exchange and significant parsing/metadata improvements. These efforts increase screening reach, reduce data friction, and improve maintainability and reliability of downstream risk scoring and investigations.
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Correctness88.6%
Maintainability89.6%
Architecture86.2%
Performance81.4%
AI Usage20.6%
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