Python backend developer with 1+ year crafting production Django systems — REST APIs, async pipelines, microservices, and the database tuning that makes them all fast. Currently shipping at CreateBytes.
I'm Anubhooti Nagar — a Python backend developer who cares about the difference between code that runs and code that lasts. I got into programming in college, fell in love with how Django turned messy ideas into production systems, and never really stopped.
My specialty is the parts of the stack most people don't see: REST API design, async pipelines, database query tuning, and the migrations that don't break at 2am. For over a year I've been owning Django + DRF systems end-to-end at CreateBytes — from serializer-level validation, through Celery + Redis task queues, all the way to Dockerized CI/CD and structured production logging. I care about the 10% that separates good software from great software.
At CreateBytes I drove a migration from monolithic components to fault-tolerant event-driven microservices that cut downtime by 40%, set up Celery async queues that reduced execution latency by 35%, and automated CI/CD pipelines reducing manual deployment effort by 60%. I've shipped Yugyog.ai — a multi-tenant CCTV analytics platform supporting 100+ cameras in production — and Spolto, a sports coaching backend with Razorpay billing maintaining 99.9% payment consistency.
Before backend, I spent a summer at Celebal Technologies doing data science — EDA, feature engineering, model tuning with Scikit-learn — which left me with a healthy respect for clean data and a habit of profiling everything before optimizing. I graduated with a B.Tech (Honours) in Computer Science from Rajasthan Technical University in 2025.
I believe in code reviews that teach, documentation that actually gets read, and tests that catch real bugs — not just inflate coverage numbers. Good software is invisible to its users. My job is to keep the seams hidden. I'm open to remote roles — product or service-based — where I can keep shipping reliable systems and learn from engineers who take the craft seriously.
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I'm open to remote backend roles, freelance Django projects, and interesting problems worth solving. If it's worth building, I want to hear about it.