Open to backend / SDE roles
Final-year Computer Science student who ships real, deployed Flask applications rather than just coursework — and fixes the production bugs that come with them.
I'm a Computer Science Engineering student at Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology (RKGIT), AKTU, and most of what I know about backend engineering came from building and breaking my own applications in production — not from a syllabus.
My work centers on Python and Flask: designing REST APIs, modeling data in PostgreSQL and MongoDB, and hardening applications after they're live — things like connection leaks, race conditions, and authentication gaps that only show up under real usage.
I haven't done a formal internship yet, so my two deployed projects, InstantShare and Expense Tracker, are where I've actually learned to debug production systems rather than toy ones.
Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology (RKGIT), affiliated with AKTU — Final year, current CGPA 7.5.
Backend-first, with enough frontend and tooling to ship a complete product on my own.
Each project below is live, not a demo — which means each one came with real bugs to fix.
A secure, temporary file-sharing platform built with Flask and PostgreSQL. Supports per-upload expiry and download limits, password-protected files, shareable links, QR-code sharing, and an admin dashboard — deployed on Render with Gunicorn.
A multi-user personal finance manager built with Flask and MongoDB. Handles per-user authentication, expense logging, category and date filtering, and running financial summaries — deployed and in active use.
Authentication, input validation, and database hygiene aren't an afterthought — they're part of the first version.
Deploying early means finding real bugs — connection leaks, race conditions — early, instead of in theory.
Modular structure and clear naming so the codebase stays easy to extend as a project grows.
Open to backend/SDE internships, collaborations, and opportunities. Feel free to reach out.
Whether it's an internship, a project, or a placement query — I'd love to hear from you.