Jayateerth Dambal
Hi, I'm Jayateerth, a Backend Software Engineer with over 2 years of experience building secure, high-performance backend systems.
About
Hi, I’m Jayateerth, a Backend Software Engineer with over 2 years of experience building secure, high-performance backend systems. I specialize in Python and Golang, and I enjoy designing scalable REST APIs and deploying cloud-native solutions on AWS. I’m passionate about integrating AI and large language models to automate workflows and extract meaningful insights.
I love mentoring junior engineers and believe in writing clean, efficient code that makes a real difference. Whether it’s optimizing database schemas or setting up CI/CD pipelines, I approach every challenge with curiosity and a problem-solving mindset.
- 2 years' experience
- Joined April 2024
Industry experience
- Software & Internet
- Financial Services
- Professional Services
- Computers & Electronics
More experts in Bengaluru, India
Work experience
Developed agent-based automation using MCP server and LangGraph to coordinate multi-step document workflows with context memory and decision logic. Built LangChain-driven pipelines to extract structured insights from semi-structured PDFs. Integrated OpenAI APIs via FastAPI and deployed secure backends on AWS for production inference.
Led REST API development and backend architecture using Django, scaling to over 1,000 daily calls. Directed secure AWS deployments including Lambda, ECS, and Terraform, reducing deployment time by 40%. Managed MySQL schema design and query optimization for reliable and scalable data flow. Developed server-side rendered pages using Next.js for SEO-sensitive modules and integrated dynamic routing with backend APIs. Established CI/CD pipelines with Docker and GitHub Actions, reducing production release errors by 30%. Mentored junior engineers in backend design, API integration, and security best practices.
Education
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