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But won't I be ahead of the curve (level-wise) if I just complete all the side quest at first opportunity?
You will. And yeah I see the bad design in that if you're looking for a challenging game. Personally I think this game is story focused with fun gameplay elements on-top so I would suggest exploring as much as possible but you can always ignore side quests for a tougher experience. It won't really impact the story and you can go back and complete them at the end if that's what you're going for.