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Tigran Sharajyan

Backend Developer · Armenia · Shatimi

Profile

I design backend systems that are fast, reliable, and easy to reason about: REST APIs, microservices, data layers, and server-side logic that holds up under real load.

Technical Skills

Languages
Java, Python, C#
Frameworks
Spring Boot, .NET, Django, Flask, Node.js, Express
Databases
MySQL, MongoDB
Operating systems
Linux, Windows

Selected Projects

Linux Atlas

A learning site for Linux basics, terminal habits, command-line navigation, permissions, files, packages, and practical system workflows.

Checkers Online

A real-time multiplayer checkers game with matchmaking, bot opponents, a rating system, daily puzzles, and multi-language support.

Browser Developer Tools

PassForge, JSONCraft, HashVault, WeatherView, JWT Inspector, Timestamp Converter.

Developer Journey

2026 · Production Backend Focus

Sharpening production backend skills: clean service boundaries, scalable REST APIs, database performance, deployment discipline, and systems that stay understandable under real load.

2025 · Architecture and Reliability

Moved deeper into backend architecture, authentication flows, JWT, containerised services, Linux server workflows, logging, configuration, and practical reliability patterns.

2024 · Backend Developer

Started building more complete backend services: API contracts, request validation, database schemas, CRUD flows, error handling, and code structure that can grow with a product.

2023 · Framework Expansion

Expanded the toolkit across Python and Node.js backends, learned different data modelling approaches, and built small services that connected APIs, databases, and UI clients.

2022 · Core Engineering Skills

Built stronger programming fundamentals: object-oriented design, data structures, algorithms, relational data, version control, debugging habits, and small practical applications.

2021 · Starting the Path

Began the developer journey with the first languages, console programs, basic web concepts, first API calls, and the habit of turning curiosity into working code.