Backend Engineer · Cloud-Native Open Source
I work on distributed storage, Kubernetes controllers, and API infrastructure — usually by finding a real bug in a production codebase and fixing it upstream.
- Pre-final year B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence at Newton School of Technology, Rishihood University.
- Full-Stack Developer intern at Bizowl, shipping and maintaining production services on Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and React.
- Interested in backend engineering, distributed systems, and cloud-native infrastructure.
- Open source contributor to Apicurio Registry and OpenEverest, working on production codebases.
- Solved 430+ LeetCode problems (Contest Rating: 1558), strengthening my problem-solving and debugging skills.
I contribute to production open-source projects by investigating issues, understanding existing systems, and working with maintainers to deliver well-tested fixes.
Apicurio Registry · Java · Quarkus · Kafka
Contributed multiple merged and ongoing pull requests to the KafkaSQL storage backend, working on event sourcing, journal replay, cluster consistency, and schema management. Through these contributions, I've gained practical experience with distributed state management and production backend systems. → My contributions
OpenEverest · Go · Kubernetes · TypeScript
Contributing across both the frontend and Go control plane, working on controller lifecycle, provider architecture, plugin systems, and Kubernetes-native database management. The project has given me hands-on experience with Kubernetes operators, reconciliation loops, and cloud-native platform design. → My contributions
Languages
Frontend
Backend
Cloud Native
Databases
Developer Tools
Open source gives me the opportunity to work on production systems, understand real trade-offs, and learn from experienced maintainers through code reviews. I enjoy diving into unfamiliar codebases, investigating issues, and contributing improvements that make software more reliable. Every contribution helps me become a better engineer while giving back to projects that thousands of developers rely on.
Always open to collaborating on backend systems, cloud-native software, and open-source projects.


