Backend-focused software engineer building payment systems, data-heavy products, and developer tooling.
I spend most of my time around APIs, databases, backend architecture, reliability, and the tooling that makes engineering teams faster. My core stack is TypeScript / Node.js / PostgreSQL, and I'm increasingly building with Go.
Currently interested in backend & platform engineering, distributed systems, payments, developer tools, and practical AI-assisted engineering.
A cricket analytics platform with interactive statistics, player comparisons, custom report building, games, and multi-league support.
Next.js · React · TypeScript · Go · PostgreSQL · Redis
The backend lives in boundary-bytes-go-backend and uses Go with Chi + pgx for the API/data layer.
A GitHub App that automatically reviews TypeScript pull requests using structured LLM output, inline review comments, configurable review rules, and provider-agnostic model support.
TypeScript · Probot · GitHub Apps · Vercel AI SDK · Zod · Docker · Cloud Run
A Chromium extension inspired by Arc Boosts for removing elements, recoloring pages, changing fonts, and overriding text on a per-site basis.
TypeScript · Chrome Extension MV3 · Vite
Backend TypeScript · Node.js · NestJS · Go · Python · REST APIs · background jobs · API integrations
Data & infrastructure PostgreSQL · Redis · Docker · AWS · Google Cloud · Linux · CI/CD
Frontend React · Next.js · Tailwind CSS
Engineering System design · database design · performance tuning · testing · observability · security-minded development
- Building more backend services in Go.
- Learning terminal UI development with Bubble Tea in go-bubbletea.
- Experimenting with AI-assisted code review and developer workflows.
- Going deeper on backend scalability, reliability, and platform engineering.
This account also has projects across Swift/iOS, Django, FastAPI, data science, browser tooling, and coding practice. I keep them around because they show the path that led me toward backend and platform engineering.
I like building systems that are easy to reason about, difficult to misuse, and boring to operate.