Personal details
Daviti B.
About
I've spent close to ten years building high-traffic, transaction-heavy web apps across betting, sports, and public-sector finance.
Most of my work spans the full stack. React, Next.js, and TypeScript on the front end. NestJS, Node.js, Redis, PostgreSQL, and AWS on the back. REST and GraphQL APIs tying microservices together.
On a betting platform, speed and reliability under real load are non-negotiable; if you don't build for them, you hear about it fast. The project I'm proudest of is a national mobile property-tax system I helped build and launch from scratch: it started at zero and went live.
Mostly, I care about two things: software that stays fast as it grows, and teams that actually ship. Right now, I'm looking for a full-time remote role, based in Georgia (GMT+4), comfortable overlapping with EU and US-East hours.
Work Experience
- Build and maintain full-stack apps with Next.js, NestJS, and Supabase in a microservices architecture
- Design REST APIs and real-time communication between backend services and the frontend
- Implement Redis-backed caching, queues, and background jobs for performance and reliability
- Build responsive UIs in Tailwind CSS with consistent UX across micro-frontends
- Own database design, optimization, and Supabase integrations; contribute to architecture, code reviews, and CI/CD
- Contributing to architecture planning, code reviews, and CI/CD processes to maintain quality and scalability
- Designed and built scalable backend services in Node.js and NestJS
- Built and maintained REST APIs connecting services and front-end applications
- Developed AWS infrastructure (EC2, S3, RDS) for scalability and high availability
- Used Redis for caching and queues to optimize response times under high-throughput load
- Managed and optimized PostgreSQL for consistent transactional data; led performance, security, and feature work
- Leading backend initiatives focused on performance tuning, security enhancements, and feature development in close collaboration with cross-functional teams.