Shaurya Choudha

Software Engineer

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India0 mo experience

Key Highlights

Expert in building scalable backend systems.
Proficient in data engineering and microservices architecture.
Strong focus on system design and performance optimization.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Backend Engineer specializing in Fintech data systems.

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Skills

Core Skills

Data EngineeringBackend DevelopmentRisk Analytics

Other Skills

Go (Programming Language)Google Cloud Platform (GCP)GORMgRPCMicroservicesDebeziumKafkaBigQueryOpenTelemetryPrometheusGrafanaAirflowApache KafkaREST APIsMySQL

About

Engineer with a strong foundation in data platforms and backend systems. I’ve worked on real-world backend and platform problems at Fi, building systems that handle data reliably from ingestion to output. I enjoy thinking in terms of flows, scale, and system design and not just writing code. Currently focused on becoming a solid backend/data engineer who can design clean, scalable systems end-to-end.

Experience

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Current Experience

Zomato

Software Engineer

Mar 2026 – Present · 3 mos · Gurugram · On-site

Go (Programming Language)Google Cloud Platform (GCP)Data EngineeringBackend Development

Fi

Software Engineer

Sep 2025 – Mar 2026 · 6 mos · Bengaluru · On-site

● Built scalable backend services in a fintech environment using Golang, GORM, gRPC, and Protocol Buffers for high-performance microservice communication.
● Contributed to building Near Real-Time (NRT) CDC pipelines using Debezium and Kafka to stream
transactional data from production databases into BigQuery, significantly improving data freshness.
● Productionized multi-signal fintech risk scoring, increasing model accuracy.
● Implemented observability for PostgreSQL, CockroachDB, and service consumers using OpenTelemetry, enabling Prometheus monitoring and Grafana visualization to improve system performance tracking.
● Designed alert pipelines using BigQuery and Airflow to trigger Slack notifications when thresholds were exceeded.