Faisal AffanMay 17, 2026
Faisal Affan - Fullstack Engineer (English)
Faisal Affan - Fullstack Engineer (English)
Faisal Affan
Faisal Affan, a Full Stack Engineer with over five years of experience, showcases his expertise in end-to-end feature ownership, from database schema design to UI implementation. He highlights his technical stack, open-source contributions, and professional endorsements.
Faisal Affan - Fullstack Engineer (English)
Faisal Affan
Faisal Affan, a Full Stack Engineer with over five years of experience, showcases his expertise in end-to-end feature ownership, from database schema design to UI implementation. He highlights his technical stack, open-source contributions, and professional endorsements.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction
Overview of professional background and experience as a full stack engineer.
00:33
Defining Full Stack
00:51
Technical Fundamentals
01:06
Project Experience
02:03
Engineering Philosophy
02:23
Professional Testimonials
03:20
Open Source Contributions
04:05
Career Goals
Transcript
00:00
Hi, I'm Faisal Full Stack Engineer with more than five years production experience.
00:07
I specialize in end to end ownership from the database schema into react components, from API design into deployments.
00:18
So my primary stack is using golang on the backend React and Next JS and also Nuxt JS on the front end and I'm using React Native and Flutter on the mobile side.
00:33
So Full Stack engineer doesn't mean can do a bit front end and back end but the real definition is owning a feature end to end from the database to UI and from the development into the productions.
00:51
And the most fundamental skill is database wrong index N+1 queries missing transaction boundaries.
00:59
These are what most often prevent systems from the scaling at BTPN Sharia I built two Full stack system one is a dynamic from engine using React for the front end and also golang in the back end 200 plus fields yeah.
01:20
I designed the schema from the scratch define the indexing strategies, ensure every database transaction had correct boundaries and 2 back office approval dashboard and which is must comply Real time visibility across the six hierarchy of levels.
01:41
I handled everything API design, consistent error contracts, front end state management, caching strategies and the testing.
01:51
I test the critical paths.
01:54
Not every line of code but everywhere customer data could be corrupt if something goes wrong.
02:02
Full stack isn't about knowing many framework.
02:07
It's about the understanding the entire stuck deeply enough to know where things can break yeah so and preventing it before it happens.
02:21
Yeah.
02:22
So beyond the system that I've built there are something more objective which is testimonials.
02:32
Yeah testimonials from the colleagues where who've worked Yeah directly with me.
02:41
And on my LinkedIn you will find the endorsement from the engineers and managers I've worked alongside.
02:49
So And they all not just tell a great work but they are specific like how I handle the technical decisions, how I communicate under pressure, how I deliver complex system with my team.
03:08
So it's all on my screen here.
03:11
You can see here and this is the social proof not just the self promotion I think.
03:20
And one more thing I'm also an open source contributor on my GitHub you will can find the contribution to FOSS project.
03:34
Yeah you can see here it's not just the trivial commits but feature and bug fix the project that people actually use.
03:47
Yeah and this proof I can work in other people codebase not just my own codebase only.
03:58
So you can see here on all my contribution here okay.
04:04
And I'm looking for a role.
04:08
Yeah Where I can own the full vertical database to API and then also in the UI and to end system user with a team that values technical quality and ownership.
04:27
So I'm strongest when I own the entire stack for a feature.
04:32
I'd love to learn more about what you're building and how I can contribute.
04:39
So links in the descriptions, GitHub, LinkedIn, Resume and Calendly.
04:44
And thanks for your time.
04:46
Yeah.
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