3+ years building real software that people actually use - government systems, billing tools, IoT projects, mobile apps. Finishing my Masters at UAB and looking for my next role.
Software engineer building real production apps since 2020. Government and finance mostly โ taught me to write code that holds up under pressure and real-world constraints.
Biggest project: a desktop accounting system for gram panchayat offices in Gujarat, used by 1000+ people daily, handling billing, taxation, reporting, and administrative workflows.
On the side: IoT scooter security system, Android motion-control app, and freelance software tools โ always exploring new technologies and solving practical problems.
Now at UAB finishing my MS in Computer Science and actively looking for full-time software engineering roles.
A full desktop accounting system for gram panchayat offices - property taxes, water bills, GST calculations, and financial reporting. Came in mid-project and ended up owning roughly half the codebase plus systems built entirely from scratch.
C#WinFormsStimulsoftTelerik UISQLitePHPMySQLGoogle Drive API
Built completely solo in about a month - frontend, backend, database, deployment, everything. Running live on DigitalOcean with HTTPS. Real users logging in every day.
Client needed to bulk-download YouTube videos automatically. WinForms app polls SQL Server for new links, downloads in background, saves to local storage. Runs continuously until stopped.
C#WinFormsSQL ServerBackground ThreadingYouTube APIBuilt for fun. Raspberry Pi on my scooter talks to a mobile app over Bluetooth. Lock, unlock, start from your phone. If anyone tampers while armed, the alarm fires immediately.
Raspberry PiPythonBluetooth BLEMobile AppGPIO SensorsMaps phone shake gestures to actions you choose. Shake up to scroll Instagram Reels. Shake left to go back. Fully customizable per direction. Auto-disables when screen locks.
AndroidJava/KotlinAccelerometerAccessibility ServiceBackground ServiceLooking for full-time software engineering roles. If that sounds like a fit, I would love to hear from you.