Tokyo-Based • Backend Engineer • System Architect
I don't believe in luck. I believe in robust systems.
Designing highly concurrent backends and distributed architectures.
Building software that scales, performs, and lasts.
Adilet Iusupov
Software Engineer
In backend engineering, there is no room for "good enough". A single point of failure can cost a business its reputation and revenue. I treat every codebase as a liability until it's proven, tested, and optimized.
My approach is pragmatic: write clean, maintainable code, decouple business logic, and architect databases that don't bottleneck under load. I build engines that companies can rely on.
Transitioning from monolithic Python applications to Microservices architecture using Go (Golang). I leverage Go's concurrency model to build lightweight, lightning-fast services capable of handling massive throughput with minimal resource consumption.
Motivation is cheap. Showing up every day, regardless of mood, is what builds enterprise-grade software.
Optimization isn't an afterthought. It's built into the database schema and service boundaries from day one.
Honesty with oneself and the client. I don't overengineer for the sake of trends; I use the right tool for the job.
I don't just write scripts. I deliver scalable solutions that drive revenue, reduce server costs, and automate operations.
Developing robust APIs using Go and FastAPI. Whether it's a monolithic MVP or a distributed Microservices architecture, I ensure your platform handles traffic spikes without breaking a sweat.
Building complex, asynchronous Telegram bots using Aiogram. Complete with payment gateways, admin dashboards, and database integrations to fully automate your sales and support funnels.
Refactoring legacy code, optimizing slow SQL queries, and containerizing applications with Docker. I reduce your technical debt and cut down infrastructure costs through efficient resource utilization.