Chausse Benjamin

I'm a backend developer who prioritizes performance, simplicity, and correctness. I build systems with minimal overhead, preferring bare-metal setups and lean architectures that give full control over execution and deployment. My stack centers around Go, C, and POSIX-compliant scripting, and I stay curious about any new technology that truly solves modern-day problems.

I’ve worked with technologies like GraphQL, REST, gRPC, Docker, and Kubernetes—always aiming for clean abstractions and reproducible environments. I prefer systems where every component is transparent and configurable, and I avoid unnecessary layers that compromise reliability or efficiency.

Outside of development, I run a variety of Linux distributions on personal machines and servers—from Artix to Alpine, and even NixOS when a reproducible system is essential. I contribute to projects that align with open-source principles and enjoy optimizing my workspace with scripts, even going so far as to fork my window manager to make it truly feel like home. I'm driven by technical precision and real advancement—I hate trends for the sake of change but embrace tools that bring genuine innovation to the table.