Summary
Xintong Wang is a backend software engineer with eight years of experience building high-performance, scalable systems and a current MS in Computational Science from NYU. She has driven migrations from monoliths to microservices, optimized high-concurrency payment processing in Go, and architected event-driven pipelines with Kafka and Elasticsearch that improved query and operational performance across financial systems. At Complama she helped deliver a GRC SaaS platform end-to-end—implementing secure, rate-limited JWT auth, robust testing (85% backend coverage), and automation that halved compliance timelines while preventing most malicious access. Comfortable across Java Spring, Golang, C, and cloud-native tooling (Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD), she pairs hands-on coding with performance benchmarking and automation to reduce failure rates and speed delivery. Notably, she blends low-level systems work (C interfaces and shell-scripted pipelines) with modern backend engineering, giving her a rare cross-stack perspective on reliability and scalability.
9 years of coding experience