Galih
Priyambodho
Backend & Database Engineer
I build the parts of fintech nobody sees: payment APIs, transaction engines, and the databases underneath them. Seven years in, most of my day is still C#, .NET, and convincing SQL Server or PostgreSQL to go faster.
Moving legacy fintech services to Azure, building .NET Core backends for transaction processing, and keeping the databases underneath them fast.
A little more background
I started in IT operations back in 2014, went back to school for a computer science degree, and have spent every year since 2018 building backend systems for Indonesian fintech: bill payments, bank transfers, EDC terminals, and the automation that keeps thousands of daily transaction jobs running on time. Along the way there was also a year in e-commerce, which taught me that a slow product catalog annoys people almost as much as a failed payment.
The work I care about sits below the UI. Designing APIs that payment partners can integrate against without surprises. Keeping transaction data consistent when volume spikes. Tuning SQL Server and PostgreSQL until the slow queries stop being slow. Since late 2022 I've also led our migration to Azure and started folding LLMs into the team's daily workflow, from technical documentation to PRD drafts, because writing those by hand was nobody's favorite job.
What I bring to a team, beyond the stack: seven years of production incidents survived, an ISO 9001:2015 habit of documenting decisions before they become mysteries, and a genuine preference for boring, reliable systems over clever ones. Off the clock I obsess over coffee chemistry and French-press ratios, which is the same personality trait that makes me tune queries nobody has complained about yet. If that sounds like the kind of engineer you need, the contact page is short.