About
Nikhil Chudasama
I'm a senior full-stack engineer with over a decade of experience building production systems — multi-tenant SaaS, high-traffic platforms, and the payment and integration plumbing that holds real businesses together.
Most of my work lives where performance meets money: cutting a checkout from 30 seconds to 5, keeping a 10-million-visitor reader under 100ms, isolating thousands of tenants so no one ever sees another's data. I care less about which framework wins and more about whether the number that matters actually moved.
Based in Rajkot, India, I work fully remote with teams across the US, UK, EU, Canada, and Australia. Lately that means a lot of Laravel and Node on the backend, React and Next.js on the front, and production LLM integrations that earn their place rather than demo well.
Stack
- Backend
- LaravelNode.jsNestJSPythonFastAPIPHP
- Frontend
- ReactNext.jsVueTypeScriptTailwind CSS
- Data
- PostgreSQLMySQLMongoDBRedisPrisma
- Cloud & DevOps
- AWSDockerCI/CDNginxLinux
- AI
- OpenAIClaudeGemini
Experience
Feb 2024 — May 2026
Full Stack Engineer
Cwiser Infotech
Led a 10-engineer team delivering a multi-role sports event management platform.
LaravelVue.jsReactREST APIOct 2023 — Feb 2024
Full Stack Engineer
artisans Commerce Cloud
Building scalable e-commerce cloud solutions for enterprise clients.
LaravelVue.jsNode.jsAWS EC2/S3MySQLCI/CDREST APISep 2019 — Sep 2023
Full Stack Engineer
EYUVA Internet Pvt. Ltd.
Built full Learning Management System with support for 8 payment gateways.
LaravelVue.jsNode.jsMySQLMongoDBVPSDevOpsREST APIMar 2018 — Aug 2019
Full Stack Engineer
Murani Infotech Pvt. Ltd.
Developed Share Market Backend System and various transport and booking tools.
LaravelCodeIgniterNode.jsCore PHPMySQLREST APIAndroid Web ServicesOct 2016 — Feb 2018
Web Developer
i-Quall Infoweb
Developed comprehensive hotel booking systems and e-commerce platforms.
LaravelCodeIgniterCore PHPMySQLREST API
Speaking & community
I speak at Laravel meetups around Rajkot — most recently on Laravel Scout with Typesense, on how proper search engines differ from database queries. If you're organizing something in that space, reach out.