API Development & Integration
Production APIs and third-party integrations — built with contract-first design, OpenAPI specs, retry semantics and full observability.
120+
Integrations shipped
< 80ms
P95 latency
100%
Documented endpoints
Capabilities
What you get
- OpenAPI 3.1 contract-first delivery
- GraphQL federation across services
- Idempotent webhooks with replay
- OAuth 2 / OIDC and API key gateways
Engineering stack
Battle-tested tech
- Node.js
- FastAPI
- Apollo
- Kong
- Postman
Custom APIs · Webhooks · Integrations
Documentation-grade APIs, predictable contracts
Endpoints · v1
- GET
/v1/orders200 - POST
/v1/orders200 - PATCH
/v1/orders/:id200 - DELETE
/v1/orders/:id200 - POST
/v1/webhooks200
{"id": "ord_8f2a91","status": "filled","symbol": "RELIANCE","qty": 250,"px": 2987.45,"ts": "2026-05-04T09: 15: 01Z","venue": "NSE","fees": { "stt": 7.47, "exch": 0.21 }}
Webhook delivery
Signed payloads · exponential backoff · dead-letter queue · replay UI
OpenAPI-first
Generated SDKs, typed clients
Rate-limited
Per-key quotas, burst & sustained
At-least-once
Idempotency keys + DLQ replay
Institutional Framework
API Engineering methodology — contract-first
Contract Discovery & ADRs
Senior architect-led discovery capturing domain models, OpenAPI specs, and integration topology.
Spec-driven trunk delivery
OpenAPI-first development, mandatory breaking change checks (Spectral), and versioned deployments.
API Observability
Every API ships with per-route latency tracking, error-rate dashboards, and usage quotas.
Validation gates, not vibes
Spec compliance, contract testing, and performance budgets are mandatory CI gates for every API release.
Technical Specifications
What runs underneath
Polyglot API Architecture — TypeScript and .NET 8 services, OpenAPI 3.1 contracts, GraphQL federation, and event-driven webhook replay systems.
API Protocol
REST (OpenAPI), GraphQL, gRPC
Authentication
OAuth 2.0 / OIDC, mTLS, API Keys
Latency goal
p95 < 80ms for core services
Scalability
Stateless containers with Redis-backed rate limiting
Security & Scalability
API Security posture
Gateway Protection
WAF, rate-limiting, and depth-limited GraphQL queries to prevent resource exhaustion.
Zero-Trust Identity
Short-lived tokens, scope-based authorization, and mTLS between backend services.
Idempotency & Retries
Standardized idempotency keys, exponential backoff, and dead-letter queues for integrations.
Threat Modeling
OWASP API Top 10 aligned security reviews and automated vulnerability scanning in CI.
Delivery Architecture
How it ships — blueprint to production
A production-grade API gateway architecture with robust documentation and integration testing.
Reference architecture
Client edge → API gateway → services → data plane
Cross-cutting · Observability · Security · CI/CD · IaC
Integration touchpoints
Gateways
Kong, Apigee, AWS API Gateway
Data plane
MySQL, Redis, MongoDB
Platform
AWS / GCP / Azure landing zone
Observability
OpenTelemetry → Datadog / Grafana
Documentation
Stoplight, Redocly, Swagger
Delivery
GitHub Actions, Terraform, ArgoCD
Execution timeline
- 01
Week 0–2
Contract Audit
Senior architect captures domain specs, auth requirements, and API topology.
- 02
Week 2–6
Gateway Found.
Gateway setup, auth integration, and the first contract-compliant vertical slice.
- 03
Week 6–12
Iterative Build
Two-week sprints focused on domain services, webhook replay, and documentation.
- 04
Week 12+
Hardening & Go-live
Load tests, security review, runbooks, and production cutover.
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