📍 India 🇮🇳 · ⚙️ Backend Engineer in Progress · Flutter Developer · Product Builder
I don't just write code — I ship products.
I'm an engineer who enjoys turning ideas into working software, exploring backend architecture, building mobile applications, and experimenting with systems that solve real-world problems.
Currently building products, breaking things, fixing them, and occasionally wondering why my code worked five minutes ago.
- SpurSpace — A social discovery app for real-world connections. MVP shipped to the Google Play Store, featuring activity feeds, real-time chat, and community features.
- SMP369 — A custom Minecraft server plugin featuring interactive GUIs, shops, spawners, RTP, and more.
- Avalon — An environmental monitoring and sustainability platform built as a team project.
Backend & Architecture
Java · Spring Boot · Hibernate · Microservices · REST APIs · Apache Kafka
Mobile Development
Dart · Flutter · React Native
Frontend & Web
React · JavaScript · Node.js
Databases & Infrastructure
Firebase · Supabase
Programming & Automation
Python · Django · C++ · CLI Tools · Git
Real-Time Systems
WebSockets · Event-Driven Architecture
- Shipping over endless planning** — A working MVP teaches more than a perfect mockup.
- Clean architecture without overengineering** — Complexity should earn its place.
- Technology with purpose** — Especially software that contributes to sustainability.
- Learning in public** — Build, break, fix, learn, repeat.
- Collaboration over competition** — Great products are rarely built alone.
- Backend engineering with Java and Spring Boot
- Microservices and distributed systems
- Scalable system design and real-time applications
- Better software architecture and engineering practices
- Software Engineering Internships
- Backend Development — Java & Spring Boot
- Flutter and Backend Freelance Projects
- Collaborating on products that solve real problems
I'm always open to interesting ideas, meaningful collaborations, and conversations about software, startups, and technology.
Let's build something people actually use.