self-taught dev from Delhi. i build web apps, APIs, desktop tools & games that actually work (shocking, i know) — and every single one down there has a repo you can open right now. no "demo on request". looking for my first full-time dev role.
a dev from Delhi who got way too into building things. no CS degree, no bootcamp — i learned by finishing real projects instead of tutorials. APIs, web apps, desktop tools, games. i run an AI agent riding shotgun so it ships faster (ai types faster than me — it doesn't think better than me; every line gets reviewed). i spent six months running my own 3D-printing business and writing the software behind it — now i want to do the software part full-time, with a team. when i'm not coding i'm screaming at Barça matches (visca! 🔵🔴), rewatching Spider-Man for the 100th time, or gaming. unserious online, dead serious about shipping. 🚀
Python · TypeScript · JavaScript · SQL · C# · Luau · HTML/CSS
FastAPI · async SQLAlchemy 2.0 · Alembic migrations · REST design · JWT auth + Argon2 hashing · pytest · Docker
Next.js (App Router, server actions) · React · Prisma · deployed on Vercel
PostgreSQL · schema design & migrations · psycopg2 · parameterised queries · transactions that roll back properly
PyQt5 · Windows networking internals (TCP/IP, DNS, latency & packet-loss) · real-time audio DSP · ONNX inference
Claude Code & Codex daily · agentic workflows · i write MCP servers, not just use them · structured LLM outputs
want proof instead of a list? every repo is right below →
a REST API that tracks job applications and gets Claude to score a job description against your profile — fit score, skill gaps, red flags hiding in the posting. status history is append-only, so the funnel still counts an interview that later turned into a rejection. 27 tests, JWT auth with Argon2 hashing, Alembic migrations, dockerised.
a live Next.js app that prices 3D-print jobs — material, machine time, labour, electricity, packaging, markup — in real time. i didn't build this for a portfolio, i built it because i was doing the maths by hand for every single paying order. used daily for 50+ of them.
a command-line store system straight over PostgreSQL — customers, products, orders, reports. parameterised queries everywhere (no string-concat SQL in my house), order placement wrapped in a transaction that rolls back if anything fails, and foreign keys checked before every write.
a Windows optimizer that actually diagnoses first — latency spikes, packet loss, misconfigured adapters — then applies tuned TCP & registry settings with one-click revert. custom glassmorphism PyQt5 UI. 57 commits of me refusing to accept my own ping.
a live Roblox PvP arena — play as a footballer, grow into a giant, outsize everyone. real multiplayer, real players, built in Luau. shipped and playable right now.
an MCP server that checks 3D-print projects before they print — parses STL/3MF straight out of the zip, flags support & slicer settings that snap thin parts, and auto-writes a "leg-safe" variant. i don't just use AI agents, i build the tools they call. 8 tests, no deps.
real-time voice changer that routes your live mic through a DSP chain and RVC ONNX models into Discord, Teams & OBS. fully local — nothing round-trips to a cloud, which is the whole reason it's fast enough to talk over.
a tiny Windows tray tool that locks the cursor to clean horizontal, vertical or 45° lines — for pixel work and for aim that shouldn't wobble. low-level input hooks, latency guards, stays out of the way. written in C#, because sometimes that's just the right tool.
this is not a debate & i will not be taking questions.
with great power comes great npm install. fav hero, no contest.
yes it's a personality trait. i mess around in Unreal, Unity & Roblox — even shipped a real game (see ↑).
i'll watch anything. yes i have opinions. yes they're correct.
watching anime, reading manga, and being personally victimised by chapters that drop raw. half my side projects start the exact same way: something annoys me → i go build the fix instead of complaining. that's basically the whole list up there ↑
me & my siblings 3D-printed & hand-painted custom figurines, idols, anime pieces & décor and shipped 'em across India. i ran it — and instead of buying SaaS for every piece, i wrote the software behind it: the pricing app up there ↑, a 27-field order pipeline from enquiry to delivery, and scripted Blender/Fusion automation for model prep.
on the online store i was the product decision-maker, not the person who wrote it — i specced what it had to do (catalogue with variants, OTP login, order tracking, promo codes, reviews, admin panel), tested it against live orders and ran every customer order through it.
winding it down now, on purpose. the printing was fun. the software was the part i didn't want to stop doing — so i'm going and doing that full-time. 🚀
Figurines
Idols
Anime
Décori'm looking for a junior / entry-level dev role — backend, full-stack, or "you'll touch everything" at an early-stage team. delhi ncr, hybrid, or fully remote. available immediately. i reply fast — usually faster than i should. 🚀