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Nixopix
Data & Architecture

Data architecture built to last.

High-availability relational and NoSQL databases designed for complex relationships, massive throughput, and enterprise-grade reliability.

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PostgreSQL

PRIMARY

MongoDB

NOSQL

01 / CAPABILITIES

What I build
at the data layer.

01

Schema Design

Normalized relational schemas with proper indexing, constraints, and migration strategies for evolving data models.

02

Query Optimization

Slow query analysis, index tuning, connection pooling, and read replicas for sub-millisecond response times.

03

Backup & Recovery

Automated backups, point-in-time recovery, multi-AZ replication, and disaster recovery planning.

04

Data Modeling

Entity-relationship design, denormalization strategies, and hybrid SQL/NoSQL architectures for complex domains.

05

ETL & Migrations

Zero-downtime schema migrations, data transformation pipelines, and legacy database modernization.

06

Security & Compliance

Row-level security, encryption at rest, audit logging, and GDPR/CCPA-compliant data handling.

02 / STACK

Technical ecosystem.

RELATIONAL

PostgreSQL · MySQL · AWS RDS · Supabase

NOSQL & DOCUMENT

MongoDB · DynamoDB · Redis · Elasticsearch

ORM & ACCESS LAYER

Prisma · Mongoose · Drizzle ORM · TypeORM

TOOLS & MONITORING

pgAdmin · MongoDB Compass · DataGrip · AWS CloudWatch

03 / WHY CHOOSE ME

Data done right.

Schema-First Development

I design the data model before writing a single line of application code. Good data architecture prevents 80% of future problems.

Performance Engineering

EXPLAIN ANALYZE isn't optional — it's part of every query I write. Indexes, partitioning, and connection pooling are standard.

Migration Safety

Zero-downtime migrations with rollback plans. Your production database is treated with the respect it deserves.

Right Tool for the Job

Postgres for relationships, MongoDB for flexibility, Redis for speed. I choose based on your data patterns, not trends.

Need a database
that performs?

I design data architectures that are fast, reliable, and maintainable. No premature optimization, no over-engineering.