Backend Engineer & Microservices Specialist
I build and maintain cloud-native backend systems for enterprise applications. I work with PHP/Symfony and Node/NestJS, building scalable REST APIs, distributed microservices, and data-driven platforms running on Docker + Kubernetes.
I’ve designed and built infrastructure for complex domains, including compliance workflows, financial data systems, and AI-powered services. I focus on performance, reliability, and maintainability — whether modernizing legacy platforms or building new services from the ground up.
- Backend / Language: PHP, Symfony, Node.js, NestJS, TypeScript & JavaScript
- Microservices & Architecture: REST APIs, Event-Driven Architecture, Message Queues (RabbitMQ, BullMQ), API Gateways
- DevOps & Cloud: Docker, Kubernetes (HPA, health checks, autoscaling), CI/CD pipelines, Git
- Data & Storage: MySQL, Elasticsearch, Redis, ChromaDB, Relational & No-SQL data stores
- AI / Data-Driven Systems: RAG pipelines, vector databases, semantic search, data ingestion workflows
- Collaboration & Practices: Agile/Scrum, documentation, code reviews, cross-team integration, full SDLC ownership
- Solving complex backend problems, optimizing performance and reliability
- Building scalable, maintainable systems that stand the test of time
- Modernizing legacy applications and introducing best-in-class architecture standards
- Learning new technologies — especially in cloud, microservices, and data domains
- I enjoy reading, history, and exploring historic places — I love understanding how societies evolved.
- Nature is my therapy: I often go for forest treks, long walks, and tent stays under the stars.
- I enjoy meeting people, listening to stories, and learning different perspectives — I believe empathy helps me collaborate better.
- I’m curious by nature and always open to new ideas, discussions, and challenges.
- I love cooking—both in the kitchen and in code. To create something simple, nourishing, and shared.
What motivates me most is the thought of children around the world. Every time we automate a process or solve a technical challenge, we give someone a little more time to go home early, to be with their kids, and to create moments that make life brighter. I believe software engineers everywhere are quietly helping build a more humane world, one small improvement at a time.