SDE-2 Backend Engineer | • Java • Golang
Building scalable microservices & distributed systems | 4 years experience | 1.5M+ requests/day
Hello! I'm Tanush Angural, a Backend Software Engineer with 4 years of experience specializing in Java, Golang, microservices architecture, and distributed systems. Currently working as Software Engineer 2 at New Relic, where I design and develop observability solutions for enterprise customers.
I've delivered platforms handling 1.5M+ requests/day and 18GB/day data ingestion across Fintech and Observability domains. My expertise lies in building highly scalable, cloud-native applications with strong focus on system design, performance tuning, and production reliability.
I'm passionate about open-source contributions (CNCF/OpenTelemetry), solving complex DSA problems (1000+ problems solved, 4-Star on CodeChef), and continuously learning cutting-edge technologies. Former CTO at Factum Org (College Tech Club) where I led tech initiatives including a coding hackathon with 2000+ participants.
Production-grade observability agent for MSSQL databases. Captures slow queries, wait types, blocking sessions, and execution plans. Processes 18GB/day with zero data loss using concurrent batch processing and goroutines.
Enterprise-wide JWT/OAuth 2.0 authentication service at BharatPe. Secures 50+ frontend repositories, handles 1.5M+ requests/day with 99.1% uptime. Implements refresh token mechanism with OTP-based re-authentication.
Active contributor to CNCF's OpenTelemetry Collector with multiple feature proposals:
Core platform integrating 25+ microservices at BharatPe. Powers merchant app homepage APIs, handles 10k daily onboardings. Optimized with indexing and caching to reduce latency by 15% while maintaining 98.3% availability.
Intelligent merchant transaction SMS parsing system for loan eligibility assessment. Reduced infrastructure cost by 25% through API-driven regex configurations. Resolved critical vendor bug, achieving additional 50% cost savings.
I'm always open to discussing backend engineering opportunities, open-source collaborations, or interesting technical challenges in distributed systems and microservices.