Anss Rasool
Backend Developer
Backend Developer with 1 year of experience building high-throughput RESTful APIs, third-party platform integrations, and event-driven webhooks. Specialized in C#/.NET, Python, with a proven record on optimizing processing latency, and eliminating bottlenecks.

Lahore, Pakistan
Work Experience
Junior Backend Developer
Ertiqah LLC•USA (Remote)
July 2025 – Present
- Real-Time Performance & Pipeline Optimization: Optimized real-time transcription and AI inference pipelines, slashing multimodal audio transcription processing from 18s to 2.8s (80%+ reduction), cutting audio paste latency by ~3s, and reducing window focus restoration from 1,450ms to ~20ms.
- AI Agents & Model Context Protocol (MCP): Engineered autonomous multi-agent workflows and official MCP servers certified for Anthropic and OpenAI registries across LiGo Social, Locul, and Murkuz, implementing custom AI tools including a Reddit post scraper and an LLM-driven threaded comment generation engine.
- Backend, Security & Plugin Architecture: Hardened Meisa's AWS SES email infrastructure by squashing critical authorization bugs preventing cross-tenant broadcast hijacking and eliminating a 2x metric inflation via idempotent webhook deduplication.
- Third-Party Integrations & API Ecosystem: Architected and shipped third-party integrations across 10 platforms (Zapier, Slack, Discord, n8n, ClickUp, Make.com, Postmark, SendGrid, Pabbly Connect, and Webflow), developing standardized REST API endpoints, query filters, and automated webhook triggers.
Technologies
C# / .NET
Python / Flask
TypeScript
MS SQL Server
REST APIs
Postman
n8n
HTML
CSS
MCP
MongoDB
Git & GitHub
GitHub Contributions
LanguagesPublic Repositories
C#•48.5%
Python•28%
TypeScript•16.5%
JavaScript•4.5%
HTML•2.5%
C#48.5%
Python28%
TypeScript16.5%
JavaScript4.5%
HTML2.5%
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Moving Past Generic 500 Errors: What I Learned Building Predictable APIs
Sep 2026Why returning generic 500 errors hurts frontend developers, and how I started using clear status codes and standard Problem Details.
Why I Stopped Assuming Webhooks Only Fire Once
Oct 2026A practical look at why webhooks send duplicate events, and the simple idempotency trick I learned to prevent duplicate database entries.