Delhi, India
I'm a backend engineer who gets energized by one specific problem: how do you keep a system fast, correct, and cheap to run when the data keeps growing? At Cars24, I build backend services and automation platforms that process millions of records every month — client onboarding pipelines, real-time alerting systems, and reporting infrastructure that teams across the business rely on daily. My day-to-day lives in Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis, with a constant eye on latency, data consistency, and failure handling. What I actually care about: → Designing systems that stay boring in production (the highest compliment an engineer can get) → Making database and caching decisions that hold up at 10x the current load → Writing code my teammates can read six months from now without asking me questions Building fast both the systems I work on and my own depth as an engineer. Currently sharpening my understanding of distributed systems, database internals, and large-scale architecture patterns. Open to conversations with backend engineers, system design enthusiasts and teams solving hard data-scale problems. 📩 Always happy to connect — reach out if you're working on something interesting in backend/distributed systems. Tech Stack: Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, REST APIs, Git, Maven, Kibana, Linux, Jira.