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Shipping Product Architecture
A growing SaaS needed a backend that could keep up. I rebuilt the data layer and API around a clean, testable core.
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Full-Stack Developer
MahaburShip. Scale. Simplify.
Full-stack developer turning complex problems into clear, fast, dependable software — from database to interface.
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Selected work
Some things I've built.
04 projects
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Reimagining the Developer Portal
Docs, dashboards, and deployment flows consolidated into one coherent interface that teams actually enjoy using.
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Scaling a Real-Time Platform
Low-latency features, background jobs, and observability � designed so the system stays boring under load.
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Engineer. Builder. Simplifier.
I'm Mahabur. I build software end-to-end from database schema and API design to the interfaces people use every day.
I care about systems that are simple to reason about, fast to change, and resilient under real traffic. When direction is unclear, I define it.
I've worked across early-stage products and established codebases, usually where complexity, tight deadlines, and high craft standards meet.
Available for workWhat I do
- 01Turn messy requirements into clear, buildable plans.
- 02Read unfamiliar codebases fast and know what to change.
- 03Ship features that survive production, not just demos.
How I work
- 01Write code with intent, not habit.
- 02Design inside real constraints, not around them.
- 03Keep things moving and unblocked.
Posts
Writing, occasionally.
May 2026 · 8 min read
Database schema design for products that scale
The questions I ask before writing a single migration and the patterns that hold up under real traffic.
Read moreJun 2026 · 6 min readWhy I stopped over-engineering my projects
Simple systems that ship beat clever systems that stall. What boring architecture looks like in practice.
Read moreApr 2026 · 5 min readFast feedback loops for full-stack teams
How tighter loops between dev, test, and deploy make a team feel twice its size.
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