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Title: RESTful Backend Service & Dashboard (or your API/tool repo name)
Role: Backend Developer
Overview: Architected and deployed scalable backend services and administrative dashboards for data visualization, real-time analytics, and resource management.
Tech Stack / Tags: Node.js, Express, MongoDB / SQL, Redis, REST APIs, Chart.js
Key Deliverables & Highlights:
Built RESTful endpoints supporting CRUD operations, pagination, filtering, and data validation.
Created an administrative analytics dashboard to display metrics and user activity trends.
Reduced database query latency through optimized schema indexing and data aggregation pipelines.
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