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Muhammad Tariq

    Python backends
    built to scale.

    Python backend development is building the server side of an application in Python — APIs, data models, authentication, background jobs and integrations. I use FastAPI for API-first and AI-heavy services and Django when a product needs a built-in admin and mature ORM, both backed by PostgreSQL and Redis.

    I build Python backends that stay fast and maintainable as your product grows — clean APIs, sound data models, background processing and the operational basics that keep production calm.

    01

    What I build

    REST APIs and WebSockets

    Typed, documented endpoints and real-time channels for web and mobile clients.

    Background jobs

    Queues for emails, AI processing, imports and scheduled tasks.

    Auth and RBAC

    Token auth, roles and permissions, and multi-tenant data isolation.

    Services and deployment

    Dockerized services deployed to AWS, Render or your own cloud.

    02

    Problems I solve

    • Endpoints that slow down as data grows
    • Long tasks blocking requests and timing out
    • Permissions scattered across the codebase
    • No logs or monitoring when something fails at night
    03

    Technologies I use

    • Python
    • FastAPI
    • Django
    • PostgreSQL
    • Redis
    • Supabase
    • Celery / RQ
    • WebSockets
    • Docker
    • AWS
    • Render
    04

    Development process

    1. 01

      Discovery

    2. 02

      Architecture

    3. 03

      Build

    4. 04

      Test

    5. 05

      Deploy

    6. 06

      Iterate

    05

    Relevant projects

    06

    Technical approach

    • →Validation at the edge with Pydantic or Django forms/serializers.
    • →Heavy work moved to queues; requests stay fast.
    • →Indexes and query review before adding caching.
    • →Structured logging and health checks from the first deploy.
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    Frequently asked questions

    FastAPI or Django?

    FastAPI for API-first and AI-heavy services; Django when you want a built-in admin, ORM and mature ecosystem. I'll recommend one based on your product.

    Can you work with my existing frontend?

    Yes. I publish an OpenAPI spec so your frontend or mobile team can integrate cleanly.

    How long does a typical project take?

    It depends on scope. A focused feature or fix can take days; a first production version of a product usually takes several weeks. I give a written estimate after a short discovery call.

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    Related services

    09 — Next step

    Ready to start
    your project?

    I work remotely with startups and businesses across the United States and internationally. Tell me what you're building and I'll reply with next steps.