Azim Pulat is a backend engineer with eight years of industry experience and three years focused on building scalable, maintainable services in Python and Go. He has delivered production systems at hyperscalers and startups alike—implementing a billion-event-per-day ETL at Amazon, improving GKE cost-efficiency and auto-scaling integrations at Google, and optimizing services and CI/CD at Super Dispatch. Azim contributes to open-source tooling such as jprq (an ngrok alternative), where he improved HTTP handling, logging, and error resilience, and he writes a tech blog that explores non-technical perspectives on azimjon.com. Comfortable in both high-throughput analytics and cloud-native orchestration, he also mentors and trains peers on Kubernetes fundamentals. Based in Warsaw, he combines pragmatic performance optimization with a penchant for clear developer tooling and observability.
8 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science, Bachelor's degree, Computer Science at Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology
Incomplete Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science, Incomplete Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science at Warsaw University of Technology
Incomplete Bachelor's degree, Computer Science, Incomplete Bachelor's degree, Computer Science at INHA University in Tashkent
Contributions:8 releases, 12 reviews, 99 commits in 2 years 9 months
Contributions summary:Azim primarily focused on improving the `jprq` project, an alternative to ngrok. Their contributions include bug fixes related to HTTP header handling and the introduction of vendor files from the gorilla/mux package. They refactored the `jprq` package, added logging of request counts for tunnels, and implemented error handling. Further work included renaming the base host, and adding error messages.
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