Distributed Backend Engineer | Building High-Performance Go Services | Observability, Scalability & Cloud-Native Architecture
I specialize in the Go ecosystem, building resilient core infrastructure designed to handle millions of requests and survive the inevitable failures of distributed environments.
The Ignition: My fascination with backend engineering started with a simple question: How does the internet stay up when things break? I became focused on the distributed architecture and fault-tolerance strategies required to maintain service availability during network instability and system failures
| Category | Tools & Technologies |
|---|---|
| Core Systems |     |
| Cloud-Native |     |
| Reliability |     |
I am currently architecting the following distributed primitives to demonstrate production-ready patterns:
- 🚀 Go-Proxy: A high-performance L7 Load Balancer featuring Active Health Checks and Circuit Breaking.
- 🔄 Task-Distributor: A gRPC-based Master/Worker system with Worker Heartbeat Monitoring.
- 📊 Distro-Observer: An observability agent for Structured Logging and Prometheus Metric Exporting.
I am actively seeking Backend or Infrastructure roles where I can contribute to building stable, scalable systems. Whether you have a question about my projects, want to collaborate on a Go service, or just want to talk systems design—let's chat.
| Channel | Contact/Handle |
|---|---|
| awinabaab@gmail.com | |
| Abdul-Mumin Awinaba | |
| 🐦 X (Twitter) | @abdul_mumin_aw |
| ✍️ Medium | Read my technical articles |
⚡️ "Resilience is not the absence of failure, but the ability to handle it gracefully." > Always open to collaborating on open-source cloud-native projects.