6 years of building software across 4 companies and 3 countries. Most of my time now goes into RAG pipelines, AI agents, n8n automation, and getting LLMs to actually work in production rather than just in demos.
I've been a full stack developer for 6 years. Started on the frontend with React and Angular, moved into backend work with Node.js and Django, and over the last couple years got deep into AI systems and automation.
Most of my recent work has been building RAG systems, AI agents, and automation workflows using n8n and vector databases. I care about getting things working in production, not just in demos.
I was the founding engineer at Explo for 4 years and built their entire technical stack. Also ran a YouTube channel called Evoqys where I taught full stack development. I like building things end to end and understanding how every part fits together.
I work across the full stack but spend most of my time on AI and backend systems right now. Here is what I actually use day to day.
Working on a real time data platform where the backend handles a lot of concurrent updates. I built the backend from scratch using Node.js, MongoDB, Redis, and WebSockets, along with the live analytics dashboard. Also set up the AWS infrastructure end to end. More recently I have been building AI agents and RAG pipelines using vector databases and n8n for automation workflows.
Joined as the first engineer and spent 4 years building out the product. Worked across everything — GraphQL APIs, React admin panels, and AWS infrastructure. Built a cloud video streaming pipeline that handled thousands of concurrent users. Also built an AI content system using ChatGPT and Stability AI that converted news articles into short form web stories. Toward the end I started experimenting with RAG and vector databases for content retrieval features.
Built real time KPI dashboards for a property platform so clients could see live data without refreshing. The frontend was React with TypeScript and the data came through Node.js and Firebase APIs. Everything updated live across devices.
Where I started out. Built UI components with Angular and React for various client products, handled state with Redux and MobX, and wrote tests with Jest. A good place to learn the fundamentals and ship things under pressure.
I ran a YouTube channel for a while where I made coding tutorials. Mostly React, JavaScript, and backend stuff, explained through actual project examples.
Making videos is a good way to check your own understanding. If you can explain something clearly, you actually know it. The questions people left in comments also pushed me to think about things I had previously glossed over.
If you have a project you want to talk through, want to work together, or just want to say hi, feel free to reach out.
naimishverma50@gmail.com ↗