Full-stack engineer
I've been doing this for about two years. I build web apps, the screens and the stuff behind them: uploads, background jobs, APIs. On my own time I work on ClipMux, a trading workstation, and open source.
Self-hosted video infrastructure: uploads, transcoding and signed playback that run on accounts you control.
Uploads go from the browser straight to your own object storage over multipart requests. The API only mints short-lived upload tokens and presigned part URLs and never proxies video bytes, which keeps the request path small and the transfer cheap. The tradeoff is that you own the CORS setup, the multipart edge cases and the abandoned-upload cleanup a managed service would absorb.
A trading workstation that connects screening, review and execution for Indian equities.
The automated path cannot place an order for a plan with no approval on record. The execution engine inner-joins the decisions table and refuses anything else, so the research half can run unattended while holding no order authority of its own. The cost is a second source of truth to keep in step, and a paper mode that writes a synthetic approval so the system can gather data without a human clicking.
Looking for a full-stack job with a small team. Remote works, and I'd move for the right one.