I'm a software engineering apprentice focused on backend development.

Most of my time goes into building things, getting stuck, figuring out why they're broken, and coming back slightly smarter than I was the day before.

A job aggregation platform built in Go.

It collects opportunities from multiple sources, normalizes the data, scores listings, and exposes them through a backend service.

Working on it has forced me to learn a lot about:

• Scraping pipelines
• PostgreSQL schema design
• Data modeling
• Background jobs
• Docker
• System design

More in my pinned repos 👇

Right now I'm mainly focused on becoming stronger at building production-style backend systems.

That means:

• Go (building production backend services)
• PostgreSQL (data modeling, queries, performance basics)
• Backend system design (APIs, services, architecture)
• Background jobs and async processing
• Deployment and Docker workflows
• Using AI tools to speed up development, while still understanding what I’m building

• APIs
• Data pipelines
• Automation tools
• Backend services
• Systems that save people time

Languages

• Go
• JavaScript
• SQL

Tools

• PostgreSQL
• Docker
• Git and GitHub
• Linux

• Designing larger systems
• Writing cleaner code
• Testing
• Performance optimization
• Making software easier to operate and maintain

Become useful enough that people are willing to pay for the value I create.

• Email: franciscidneyawuor@gmail.com
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francis-awuor