I'm a Full Stack Developer with 5+ years of experience specializing in the MERN stack and scalable backend architecture.
I’ve built systems for thousands of users, contributed to high-impact open-source projects, and led teams through fast-paced, high-stakes product cycles.
I’m passionate about clean architecture, developer experience, and building software that actually delivers value.
| Domain | Tech Stack |
|---|---|
| Languages | JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, Java |
| Frontend | React, Zustand, Redux, React Query, Zod, Material UI |
| Backend | Node.js, Express, Microservices, SQS, Serverless, GraphQL |
| Databases | MongoDB, MySQL, Redis, Elasticsearch, DynamoDB |
| DevOps & Cloud | AWS (Lambda, SQS, SNS, Kinesis, CloudFront), Docker, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Kafka |
| Concepts | OOP, SOLID, DRY, Async Programming, Monorepo, CQRS, CDC |
| Roles | Tech Lead, Sprint Manager, Code Reviewer |
- Built scalable backend in Node.js + Redis, handling 15K+ daily operations
- Designed end-to-end system architecture, ETag-based caching, and audit tracking via Elasticsearch
- Led a 3-member team, deployed using Docker + AWS Elastic Beanstalk
- Contributed multiple plugins to Spotify's Backstage OSS ecosystem
- Developed: GitHub plugin, Microsoft Calendar plugin, analytics UI components
- Clients included William Hill, Broadcom, and Jio
- Engineered a CQRS + CDC pipeline from DynamoDB to Elasticsearch (40ms latency)
- Built secure API layer with AWS Lambda + API Gateway
- Implemented reverse proxy for scoped token-based access
- ⭐ Star of the Sprint – QA Infotech (ValidateMe project)
- ✅ MongoDB M001 Certified
- 🔧 Contributed 5+ PRs to Spotify's Backstage:
- 📝 Blogs on OSS and plugins:
- Bringing Calendar Visibility into Backstage: Building a Microsoft Calendar Plugin
- Building a GitHub Insights Dashboard for Backstage: Eliminating Context Switching for Developers
- Kafka, Disk Tiered Storage, and the Rise of Diskless Streaming Architectures
Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology, Ghaziabad
B.Tech, Computer Science (2015 – 2019)
“I believe in building products that solve real-world problems, not just adding features. Clean code, thoughtful design, and continuous learning are what keep me going.”