I’m Laveesh Tomar, a backend-focused engineer with hands-on experience working on production-scale e-commerce systems.
I enjoy working close to real systems — debugging failures, improving reliability, and building backend services that behave predictably under load. My interests lean toward backend engineering, system reliability, and scalable service design.
I value clarity over cleverness and prefer understanding why something fails rather than just making it “work”.
📧 Contact: [email protected]
- Backend development with a strong focus on reliability and real-world failure handling
- Designing and maintaining REST APIs used in production environments
- Debugging complex issues across payments, orders, and third-party integrations
- Writing clean, modular backend code inside existing and legacy codebases
- Improving system performance through query optimization and API tuning
- Containerizing backend services and thinking in terms of deployable units
I learn best by working on real problems — production bugs, broken flows, and systems under pressure.
- Think in failure modes, not just happy paths
- Prefer simple, readable solutions over over-engineering
- Treat backend systems as long-running services, not scripts
- Optimize only after understanding where time and resources are spent
- Learn continuously from incidents, reviews, and system behavior
Concepts
Backend Architecture · Authentication · Debugging · Performance Tuning · Reliability
- Reliability engineering principles
- Observability and system behavior
- Container-first backend design
- Writing backend services that scale cleanly
“Build systems that fail loudly, recover gracefully, and remain understandable.”