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Al-Roman Molla - Backend Systems Engineer

I build production backends in Java/Spring Boot and TypeScript, from a real-time ambulance dispatch platform on AWS to a B2B multi-tenant SaaS with its own payments module. I care about reliable APIs, clean data models and systems that keep working under real users.

Open to backend engineering roles, remote or with relocation.

Known For

  • Backend Developer, NeoSaver (Bangladesh)Real-time ambulance dispatch on AWS
  • Backend Developer, W.A. Management & Consulting (Remote, United States)Multi-tenant SaaS and 1550+
  • Creator, NovaPayPayroll and transfers backend with a double-entry ledger
Khulna, Bangladesh (opens in a new tab)
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Work Experience

  • Backend-Focused Full-Stack Developer

    W.A. Management & Consulting LLC · Full-Time

    Remote · United StatesMay 2026 – Present

    Backend for a B2B multi-tenant property-management SaaS, and feature work on 1550+, a live SAT-prep platform.

  • Backend-Focused Full-Stack Developer

    NeoSaver · Full-Time

    BangladeshOct 2025 – Present

    Backend for an emergency response platform that connects patients with nearby ambulance drivers, and now its internal admin dashboard.

  • Backend-Focused Full-Stack Developer

    Sipheron Technologies · Internship

    Remote · IndiaDec 2025 – May 2026

    Backend modules, API endpoints and integrations in TypeScript, plus workflow automations in n8n.

Selected Projects

  • NeoSaver

    Real-Time Emergency Dispatch

    Production backend for an ambulance dispatch platform with real-time driver discovery, fare negotiation, GPS tracking and OTP-verified trips, plus an admin dashboard in development. The code is private.

    My role: Backend Developer at NeoSaver (Bangladesh). Designed and built the backend from the ground up, and now building the admin dashboard.

    Java 21, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, Redis, WebSockets, AWS, Terraform, Docker, GitHub Actions

  • 1550+

    EdTech / SAT-Prep Platform

    Live learning platform for a US SAT-prep, college admissions and scholarships company, from the first diagnostic test to the final score.

    My role: Contributor at W.A. Management & Consulting (Remote, United States). Built the new diagnostic creation flow and tested features by hand.

    Next.js, TypeScript, Bun, Hono, PostgreSQL, Drizzle ORM, Redis, BullMQ, Socket.IO

  • NovaPay

    Payments Backend

    Microservice backend for bulk payroll and international transfers, built around idempotent requests and a double-entry ledger.

    My role: Sole developer. Designed and built every service.

    TypeScript, Hono, PostgreSQL, Prisma, Redis, BullMQ, Nginx, Docker, OpenTelemetry

All projects

Skills

Languages
Java, TypeScript, SQL, Python, Kotlin, Go, C++
Backend
Spring Boot, Spring Security, Spring Data JPA, Hibernate, Node.js, Bun, Hono, Express.js, NestJS
Databases
PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, Prisma, Drizzle ORM, Flyway, Indexing, Transactions, Query Optimization
Messaging
WebSockets (STOMP), Socket.IO, BullMQ, Kafka, Transactional Outbox
Cloud & DevOps
AWS (EC2, VPC, RDS, ElastiCache, S3, ECR), Terraform, Docker, Docker Compose, GitHub Actions, Nginx, Caddy
Observability
OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Grafana, Jaeger, CloudWatch
Testing
JUnit, Mockito, Testcontainers, Vitest, Postman
Integrations
Stripe, Firebase, n8n
Tools
Git, Maven, Gradle, Turborepo, Swagger (OpenAPI)
Frontend
Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS
Concepts
REST APIs, GraphQL, System Design, Microservices, Event-Driven Architecture, Multi-Tenancy, Idempotency, CI/CD, Distributed Systems Fundamentals

Education

  • North Western University

    Bachelor of Science in Computer Science & Engineering

    Bangladesh2023 – 2027 (Expected)

Interests

Engineering
Distributed Systems, System Design, Backend Performance, Real-Time Systems, Data Structures & Algorithms
Infrastructure
Site Reliability Engineering, Platform Engineering, Cloud Architecture, Infrastructure as Code, Observability
Beyond Code
Discovering How the World Works — And Where It's Heading