Hi, I'm Alan Franzin
Software Engineer building real-time applications and distributed systems that scale.
Focused on backend engineering, event-driven architectures, and the art of making complex systems feel simple.
About
A bit about me
I'm a Software Engineer, focused on crafting robust backend systems and real-time applications. I thrive in the intersection of distributed computing, event-driven architectures, and high-performance infrastructure.
My day-to-day involves designing systems that handle massive throughput while remaining maintainable and observable. I believe in pragmatic engineering: choosing the right tool for the job, whether it's Python for rapid iteration, Elixir for concurrent real-time systems, or Go for performance-critical services.
When I'm not coding, I write about engineering challenges and solutions on my blog.
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Location
Três Lagoas, MS - Brazil
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Role
Software Engineer
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Focus
Real-time & Distributed Systems
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Writing
blog.franzin.dev
Tech Stack
Tools I work with
A pragmatic selection of technologies chosen to solve real problems at scale.
Languages
Frameworks
Databases
Infrastructure
CI/CD
IaC & GitOps
Exploring
Currently learning
Technology never stops evolving, and neither do I. Here's what's on my radar.
AI/ML Engineering
Integrating AI models into backend systems, building inference pipelines, and exploring MLOps for scalable machine learning workflows.
CQRS & Event Sourcing
Deep-diving into event-driven patterns for building resilient, auditable systems at scale.
WebAssembly
Investigating Wasm for portable, near-native performance in server-side and edge environments.
Blog
Writing & thoughts
I write about software engineering, distributed systems, and lessons learned building real-time applications.
blog.franzin.dev
Exploring topics like concurrent systems with Elixir/OTP, Python async patterns, infrastructure as code, and scalable architecture design.
Read the blogContact
Let's connect
Whether you want to discuss distributed systems, collaborate on a project, or just say hi — feel free to reach out.