Featured Project
MicroTix
An event-driven ticket marketplace built on a production-grade microservices architecture with a NATS Streaming event bus and Kubernetes.
TypeScriptMicroservicesNode.jsExpressNATS Streaming+5
About Me.
I call myself the Boring Engineer, because the best software isn't flashy, it's dependable. My background in Computer Science has helped me build everything from small utilities to full systems like a Multi-Vendor E-commerce Store, applying concepts from OOP to database design.
Through projects and fellowship, I've developed a focus on reliability, scalability, and clean design. My ambition is to create software that may seem 'boring' in its stability, but powerful in the impact it enables.
Core stack
MERN with practical database work
MongoDB
Express
React
Node.js
PostgreSQL
RedisFeatured Projects
Showcasing my passion for building reliable and impactful solutions
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Featured Project
NexVendor
A full stack multi vendor platform for buying and selling.
ReactNode.JsRedux ToolkitExpressMongoDB+4
Impact & Community
Teaching, mentoring, and building with DevWeekends.
A glimpse into my community work through DevWeekends, where I share practical computer science concepts and help learners build stronger problem-solving foundations.
Open Impact pageSession catalog
A short preview of sessions I have delivered.
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DSA Session (Sliding Window) Part# 1
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DSA Session (Sliding Window) Part# 2
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DSA Session (Modified Binary Search) Part# 1
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DSA Session (Modified Binary Search) Part# 2
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Writing
Latest Notes.
Short essays and technical notes on software, systems, AI, and the thinking behind reliable products.
Outside the editor
What Shapes My Thinking.
I have always been drawn to systems: how people behave inside them, how discipline changes outcomes, and how stories reveal tradeoffs. Long before I wrote production code, gaming was one of my earliest gateways into technology, strategy, persistence, and problem solving.
Books That Influenced My Thinking
Ideas I keep returning to when thinking about systems, people, and long-term improvement.
Atomic Habits
James Clear
Helped me think in systems: small consistent changes compound better than bursts of motivation.
Prisoners of Geography
Tim Marshall
Made constraints feel visible: outcomes are often shaped by the system around them.
Surrounded by Idiots
Thomas Erikson
A reminder that communication improves when you understand how different people process information.
Emotional Intelligence
Daniel Goleman
Reinforced the value of self-awareness, emotional control, and working well with people.
You Are Not So Smart
David McRaney
Made me more aware of bias, irrational thinking, and the hidden patterns behind decisions.
Games That Sparked My Curiosity
Experiences that made systems, strategy, and storytelling feel interactive.
Tekken
Competitive thinking, iteration, and mastery through repetition.
Minecraft
Systems experimentation, creativity, and emergent problem solving.
The Witcher
Storytelling depth, world building, and decision consequences.
Red Dead Redemption
Immersive systems, atmosphere, and narrative pacing.
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