Started coding in college, got serious about backend development in 2018. Something about building the engine that powers everything just clicked for me. Frontend is cool, but I like working where users don't see - databases, APIs, server logic.

Spent years working with Node.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB - whatever the project needs. Built everything from simple REST APIs to complex microservices handling millions of requests. The scale stuff is fun to figure out.

Now at Zevnix, mostly work on scalable architectures and database optimization. When a client app needs to handle 10x traffic without falling apart, that's my kind of problem.

Write about backend architecture, database design, and API development. Real world stuff, not theoretical computer science.