Driven by my desire to solve world problems (and my problems), my passion for software and engineering. I tinker mainly in Go and NodeJS.
At my first job I worked closely with experienced engineers from Nokia. I was responsible for maintaining and improving their core backend infrastructure, written in Go. My efforts resulted in a reduction in 5xx error codes and a 33% decrease in customer complaints.
As a freelancer, I've successfully built and delivered multiple projects for national and international clients, honing my full-stack development skills with a strong emphasis on backend engineering. I have a solid foundation in Node.js, Go, and Next.js, and I'm proficient in designing and building scalable APIs using GraphQL, REST, and tRPC.
When it comes to building and designing microservices, I'm relentless about reducing vendor lock-in while offering simplicity, maintainability, and performance. I'm a strong advocate of DRY principles and design patterns, ensuring my code is secure, well-documented, and maintainable.
I'm constantly learning and exploring new stuff to improve my craft and contribute to a better future.
In addition to my professional endeavors, I have also been an independent researcher. Collaborating with NIT Goa, we delved into the design, analysis, and applications of ternary logic gates. It's published on ResearchGate.
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I am addicted to learning and continuously discovering new things, and I love the thrill and joy of building new applications. I tend to choose this sometimes over food, sleep, and even hygiene.
I do have difficulty delegating tasks. I need to get to know you well before I can work with you, so I guess that's a good thing?
I normally tend to over-explain and provide detailed and descriptive answers for any question asked. Friends used to call me a college professor who explained stuff really well ;) Being brief is something I've been working on.