Dipam Barman

Full Stack Software Engineer | React · Next.js · Node.js · FastAPI · Laravel · PostgreSQL · React Native

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GuwahatiMember since July 5, 2026

SQLReact.jsNext.jsReact Native (Expo)Tailwind CSSAlpine.jsNode.jsExpress.jsFastAPILaravel (PHP 8.3)PostgreSQLMySQLPrisma ORMEloquent ORMRole-Based Access Control (RBAC)Laravel PoliciesMicroservicesMVCSOLID PrinciplesSystem DesignGitGitHubViteAxios

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SQLReact.jsNext.jsReact Native (Expo)Tailwind CSS

About

Full Stack Developer and B.Tech Information Technology graduate (Gauhati University, 2026) with production experience shipping features in a live, microservices-based banking platform at HDFC Bank. Builds end-to-end systems across React, Next.js, React Native, Node.js/Express, FastAPI and Laravel, with a focus on clean architecture (MVC, service layers, SOLID), relational database design (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Prisma ORM), and secure, role-based API design (JWT, RBAC). Has independently architected and shipped three multi-role production-style applications from database schema through to mobile and web UI.

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Engineer / Full Stack Developer roles.

Experience

Full Stack Developer Intern - HDFC Bank - Tech & Digital Division

(2026-02 - 2026-03)

Stack: Next.js · FastAPI · Microservices · REST APIs · Axios · Git · GitHub

Shipped production full-stack features for Jilingni, HDFC Bank's live digital banking initiative, building the frontend in Next.js and backend services in FastAPI within a microservices architecture serving real bank customers.
Designed and consumed RESTful APIs via Axios across decoupled banking microservices, enabling fault-tolerant, low-latency data exchange between independent modules.
Applied service isolation and inter-service communication patterns in a live enterprise environment, gaining direct exposure to high-availability system design under production constraints.
Followed enterprise-grade Git workflows — feature branching, pull requests, and structured code review — delivering reviewable code within a cross-functional engineering team.