Backend Engineer
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Over 5 years of experience in building and maintaining REST APIs used in a production environment consumed by multiple systems and microservices sustaining hundreds of users. (Refer to the LinkedIn profile) Followed best practices to develop secure, scalable, and reliable web applications.
✅ Extensive knowledge of web application architecture.
✅ DBs: Postgres SQL, MYSQL, MONGO DB, FireStore
✅ Comprehensive knowledge of the web and mobile backends, particularly NEST JS, HAPI JS, EXPRESS
✅ JWT, OAUTH
✅ Designing REST APIs / GRAPH QL APIs for both web and mobile applications.
✅ Queuing design and setups for long-running background jobs with BULL JS, and Queue JS.
✅ RabbitMQ for message broking.
✅ Redis for in-memory caching, database caching, and message broking
✅ Designing scalable backends using microservices architecture
✅ AWS Lambda, SQS, MQ , S3
✅ Google Cloud Run, Google pub-sub, Cloud Functions, App Engine, Cloud SQL, Firestore, Cloud Storage
✅ NGINX,
✅ Docker,
✅ Automated testing JEST, MOCHA
I am Bryan Toromo, a software and DevOps engineer with a strong technical background in various programming languages such as Go-lang, Javascript, TypeScript, Java, Python, and frameworks such as Nest.js, Express.js, and Microservices. I am experienced in working with different databases such as MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Redis, and have a solid understanding of DevOps tools like CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes, Linux, Git, AWS, and GCP. I have a working knowledge of Ethereum and Solidity for blockchain development.
My experience includes building cloud-based fintech SaaS workflow automation, developing APIs, and creating image APIs and litigation analytics platforms.
I studied IT in school where I gained knowledge in DSA. Additionally, I have certifications with Code Academy on Foundations of Cloud Computing, as well as one with Udemy on Getting Started with Web3 Development. These courses have equipped me with valuable skills in cloud computing and blockchain technology, which I have been able to apply in my professional career as a software and DevOps engineer.
