Full-Stack Engineer • Rust Backend • TypeScript Frontend • Data-Intensive UIs
I’m a full-stack engineer who builds scalable backends, high-performance services, and clean, data-rich user interfaces. My work spans systems engineering, API design, and creating interactive frontends that handle large volumes of real-time or complex data.
I focus on clarity, performance, and maintainability—across the stack.
- Rust (Tokio, Axum, Actix)
- TypeScript / Node.js
- API architecture & microservices
- Distributed systems fundamentals
- Systems programming: performance, memory, concurrency
- Data modeling & query optimization
- React, Next.js
- Data-intensive UI design (charts, dashboards, real-time streams)
- State management (Zustand, Redux, custom patterns)
- Component design & UX for complex workflows
- PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis
- Docker, Kubernetes
- GitHub Actions, Terraform
- AWS, GCP
Rust backend powering a real-time simulation engine with order books, partial fills, and execution logic. React/Next.js frontend with live updates, charts, historical views, and interactive tooling.
High-reliability job orchestration with worker coordination, retries, and strong consistency guarantees. Frontend dashboards for worker activity, queue health, and throughput metrics.
Backend services with clear API contracts and optimized data flows. Admin dashboards and logs/usage analytics UI for operational visibility.
CLI utilities, admin consoles, status dashboards, and quality-of-life internal tools.
- Frontend: React, Next.js, Tailwind, Zustand
- Backend: Rust, TypeScript, Node.js
- Systems: Axum, Actix, Tokio
- Databases: PostgreSQL, Redis
- DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions
- Infra: Terraform, AWS, GCP
- Real-time UIs for large datasets
- Frontend performance and rendering pipelines
- Distributed coordination and resilience
- Rust systems tooling and compiler internals
- Email: mthunzisabali@gmail.com
- Open to roles involving full-stack engineering, backend systems, and data-intensive UI development.
I like building tools that feel effortless—both on the backend and in the UI.
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