I design the database, write the API, build the interface, and ship it — then run it with real users. Currently building at Mittsure Technologies.
how it all started.
I had no idea what "software architecture" was. I was just building things, breaking them, and taking whatever freelance gigs I could find to build real stuff for real people…
My first real lesson wasn't React or Node — it was fixing bugs in production after real users found them. Everything I know about auth edge cases, payment webhooks and query performance came from running live products, under real users, not from a course certificate.
It started as building things.
Then it became a way of thinking.
Architecture came later.
what I actually build with.
Everything here has shipped in a real project — no résumé padding, no "familiar with".
# a mock-test attempt, server-side POST /auth/login → httpOnly JWT issued GET /tests/:id/start → server timer starts PATCH /attempts/:id → autosave every 15s POST /attempts/:id/submit → scored server-side ✔ # the client never holds the answer key
Auth middleware sits in front of every API route — the client never talks to MongoDB or Redis directly.