Full Stack Software Engineer · 7+ years
Backend-focused engineer working
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Clean architecture, real performance, and interfaces that respect the end user.
I specialize in modernizing and re-architecting systems — migrating monoliths to microservices, improving performance at scale, and building revenue-driving features with a strong emphasis on clean, maintainable architecture.
I take ownership across the whole lifecycle: from CI/CD and cloud infrastructure to rigorous code review. Formal UI/UX design experience shapes how I approach engineering, with attention to usability and impact, not just system performance.
I integrate AI coding agents into my workflow to accelerate planning, scaffolding, and debugging, while keeping review structured so quality is never traded for speed.
Designing Go and Python services around clean REST/GraphQL APIs and MVC/MVVM/MVP patterns — built to scale and stay maintainable.
Modernizing legacy monoliths into microservices, killing N+1 queries, and shrinking response times from seconds to milliseconds.
Automated CI/CD to Azure and AWS, Dockerized deployments, centralized secrets, and Linux server administration.
Next.js and Vue.js interfaces informed by real UI/UX design work in Figma — usable, responsive, and built for conversion.
Also comfortable with
A few results from shipping real systems.
Cut a core API endpoint from 3–4s to 200–300ms by eliminating N+1 queries and trimming unused relations.
Endpoints migrated from a legacy PHP monolith to Go microservices with automated CI/CD and centralized secrets.
Hardcoded forms replaced with a dynamic no-code module — turning multi-day release cycles into instant admin edits.
Rise in platform free-tier signups, aided by UX-driven front-end work and an improved search experience.
Outdated dependencies resolved while reviving a 5-year-unmaintained Django backend and closing security holes.
Production web and mobile systems delivered and maintained across cross-functional teams.
Open to backend-focused full-stack opportunities where I can keep building systems that scale.