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Mohammad Talim

I’m a backend and systems engineer working primarily with Go and PostgreSQL. I build infrastructure primitives from the ground up to understand how storage, locking, concurrency, and failure recovery behave under load.

Recently, I built Dhara (a PostgreSQL-backed distributed task queue for Go), extracted its migration engine into Vow, published Volter (a distributed Redis/Lua and in-memory rate limiter on PyPI), and engineered a zero-dependency Redis server in Java sustaining 84,000 ops/s. Currently working through MIT 6.5840 (Distributed Systems: Raft, fault-tolerant KV).

Final-year B.Tech Computer Science & Engineering undergraduate (graduating July 2027), open to backend and systems engineering internships and 2027 new-grad roles.

Find me on GitHub, LinkedIn, X, or via email. You can also view my Resume.