Backend engineer who keeps accidentally building production systems for fun.
Curriculum vitae claims I “architect scalable backends.” Reality is I just refuse to let servers bully me.
Python everywhere. Django when life needs structure. FastAPI when it needs speed. Celery when it needs therapy.
PostgreSQL enjoys my company a concerning amount.
I build:
- Identity verification systems that behave like they escaped from a research lab.
- Multi-tenant marketplaces that refuse to fall over.
- Meme analytics engines that rank internet entropy with scientific sincerity.
- Automation pipelines that save humans from tasks they were never meant to perform.
- TrustSystem: Face embeddings, persona embeddings, vector search, fraud detection. The whole sci-fi package.
- StandardStitch: School-uniform commerce but engineered like a logistics startup’s fever dream.
- MemeTrends: Leaderboards for memes because someone had to quantify cultural decay.
Django, DRF, FastAPI, Celery, Redis, PostGIS, pgvector, RabbitMQ, Supabase, Docker, Linux.
If it schedules tasks, stores objects, or panics under load, I’ve probably tamed it.
- 40+ production-grade REST APIs shipped without crying (much).
- 230+ automated tests written out of spite.
- A published patent that sounds futuristic enough to raise eyebrows at airports.
Building scalable systems, deleting technical debt I wrote yesterday, and pretending to enjoy frontends until someone else does them.
Portfolio: https://granth.vercel.app
Email: granthcodes@gmail.com
If any of this looks accidental, that’s because it probably was.