Projects
What I've built
A small number of projects with real depth, rather than a long list of small ones.
LivePulse
Real-Time Sports Intelligence Platform
An event-driven sports data platform ingesting real live football data, detecting changes, and pushing real-time updates to the browser over WebSockets — backed by Kafka, Redis, and PostgreSQL.
TalentMatch (Jobify)
TalentMatch
Production-oriented job matching backend
A modular-monolith backend for publishing jobs and matching candidates: a synchronous Fastify API plus an asynchronous BullMQ worker, with MongoDB as the source of truth, OpenSearch as a rebuildable read model, deterministic candidate scoring, idempotent applications, and a full AWS ECS/Fargate deployment configuration.
Extensions of the LivePulse story
Architecture Lab
Interactive exploration of the LivePulse architecture
A companion Next.js app that walks through LivePulse component-by-component: the real event flows, the 8 accepted ADRs, the real production incident, and measured-vs-projected scaling — built to make the reasoning behind LivePulse inspectable, not just the code.
Scaling Demo
A real load test for one specific architectural claim
A standalone tool that runs two real, unmodified LivePulse backend processes against shared Redis and measures whether the WebSocket gateway's fan-out design actually delivers updates across both instances — closing a gap LivePulse's own engineering review named honestly.
Elsewhere
More of my work, including production systems built at Sportradar, TSETMC, and earlier roles, is on GitHub and in the Experience section.