Customized Virtual File System (CVFS)
creat, open, read, write, unlink, stat, ls) with strict permission handling, structured error codes, and a custom CLI shell.
Computer Science undergraduate specializing in systems programming and backend development. Built a complete in-memory Unix-like virtual file system in C++ featuring custom inode tables and seven system calls. Strong foundation in Linux internals, C/C++, Java/Spring Boot, and clean layered architecture.
Low-level primitives, custom protocol implementations, and production backends. Engineered for deterministic memory safety, concurrency, and high throughput.
creat, open, read, write, unlink, stat, ls) with strict permission handling, structured error codes, and a custom CLI shell.
filename request → size header → raw byte stream) over raw sockets with deterministic process isolation and graceful socket cleanup.
edutrack-3426.onrender.com), validating end-to-end CRUD integrity under concurrent client loads.
Building and shipping practical software directly for real business clients.
Capture customer requirements, support software demos and proposals, and maintain client records and market research across enterprise operations.
Build web architecture and booking integrations for local Pune businesses; develop AI-integrated tooling for B2B lead generation.
Comprehensive breakdown of systems engineering competencies, runtime tooling, and academic credentials.
Deep low-level focus on process isolation, system calls, pointer arithmetic, offset calculation, and deterministic operating system internals.
Modular service-oriented backend architecture, transactional persistence, strict boundary separation, and scalable cloud database integration.
Containerized microservices, immutable deployments, terminal-first developer ergonomics, and automated delivery pipelines.
Active open-source contributor to C library codebases. Savitribai Phule Pune University (2023–2026). Rigorous foundation in data structures, algorithms, and computing fundamentals.
Writing about software simplicity, open-source ownership, and defensive automation. Candid field notes from building and breaking systems.
A firsthand account of failing publicly in open source and learning the real value of ownership, correctness, and trust. What happens when an eager PR with unverified AI comments meets an uncompromising C maintainer.
A small automation project that replaces repetitive daily work with a reliable, failure-aware system using Python and GitHub Actions cron jobs. Zero databases, zero babysitting.
Why junior engineers mistake complexity for intelligence, Terry Davis's timeless insight on engineering discipline, and three practical rules for building software that doesn't break at 2:00 AM.