Sayed Muddassir Hussain — Backend Engineer

I studied Mechanical Engineering. I became a backend engineer anyway. Not because it was easy — but because I was obsessed with how software systems actually work under the hood. No CS degree. No shortcuts. Just years of building, breaking, and figuring things out. Today I build backend systems that real people depend on. At Nagarro, I lead the backend for a mobile banking platform used by 185,000+ active users across Saudi Arabia — with 99% uptime. We're talking reactive microservices in Quarkus, Redis caching strategies that cut database load by 46%, and CI/CD pipelines that went from 6-hour deployments to 50 minutes. Before that, at TCS, I built systems processing 230K+ daily transactions and led Kafka integrations handling 35K+ messages per hour with zero data loss. What I actually enjoy: designing systems that stay fast under pressure, mentoring developers who are earlier in their journey, and now — writing publicly about backend engineering so others don't have to learn the hard way. I'm exploring AI, LLMs, and MCP right now, because that's where backend engineering is heading and I'd rather be early than late. If you're a backend dev looking to grow, or a team that needs Java/Quarkus/Spring Boot expertise — let's connect.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Backend Engineer specializing in Fintech solutions with a focus on high-performance systems.

Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Experience: 5 yrs 6 mos