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Full-Stack Software Engineer · TypeScript, Node.js, Angular & React · Go, Cloud & CI/CD


what I do

Full-stack software engineer, five years in. I build product features across web, mobile and backend: REST APIs and microservices in NestJS and Fastify, Angular and React front ends, React Native apps, and the cloud plumbing around them on GCP and Azure. Tests first, gated in CI, deployed weekly.

Rewrote a multi-database access layer in Go once, concurrent queries plus index tuning, and took a panel from 30-40s down to 4-5s. That is still my favourite kind of work.

AI shows up in the mix too: LLM pipelines, transcription and content workflows, internal tooling, always with a human review step at the end.

currently shipping

saara — desktop app that imports photos from an SD card, clusters them into events by timestamp, and syncs to a local folder or Google Drive with resumable uploads. Electron + Vite + TypeScript.

whatsapp-transcribe-bot — WhatsApp bot that transcribes voice notes back into the same chat. Cloudflare Workers + WhatsApp Cloud API + Groq Whisper, fully serverless. (WIP — paused on a phone-number blocker.)

stack

TypeScript Go Node.js NestJS Fastify Angular React Next.js React Native PostgreSQL MySQL Firestore Redis Docker CI/CD AWS Azure GCP

reach me

LinkedIn · danielcazedev@gmail.com

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  1. saara saara Public

    Desktop app that imports photos from an SD card, groups them into events, and copies or uploads each group to a local folder or Google Drive.

    TypeScript 1