Systems engineer working close to the metal — distributed systems, network programming, and the
operating-system primitives beneath them. I build consensus, replication, and servers from raw
POSIX sockets up in C and C++: explicit memory and error paths, careful lock discipline, and
durability you can defend. I care about correctness under failure and prove it with chaos
testing and sanitizers rather than hope.
BitTorrent-style content distribution on raw POSIX sockets with zero dependencies; a control / data-plane split keeps a 2-node tracker cluster holding metadata only while 512 KiB pieces move peer-to-peer, with idempotent op-based replication that self-heals on reconnect and transparent fail-over via RPC retry and session replay.
Rarest-first scheduling over a multi-connection pool with per-piece SHA-1 verify-before-commit; O(1)-in-file-size memory via positional I/O and streaming hashes — a 200 MB transfer in ~7 MB RSS. Verified clean under ASan / UBSan / LeakSanitizer.
Interactive Unix shell built directly on process-management primitives: core built-ins, I/O redirection, arbitrary-depth pipelines, background job control, full signal handling, tab completion, and persistent navigable history.
Encrypted command-and-control between a Mission Control Center and a drone fleet; hand-implemented 2048-bit ElGamal, HMAC-SHA256, and AES-256-CBC for mutual authentication, session- and group-key establishment, and fleet-wide broadcast — sub-500 ms handshake after key generation.
Kerberos-inspired authentication resilient to single-authority compromise via a 2-of-3 Schnorr multi-signature across distributed Authentication / Ticket-Granting servers; AES-256-CBC tickets; ships attack simulations for key leakage and offline-authority compromise.
Stateful, symmetric-key secure-communication protocol between a server and multiple clients, designed to hold up in a hostile network environment.
Python · symmetric-key cryptography · session state
Experience
Engineer Intern — Deendayal Port AuthorityMay – Nov 2023
Gandhidham, Gujarat · On-site
Maintained the relational cargo-logging database for Oil Jetty No. 8 on the port's Linux servers — wrote SQL and PL/SQL stored procedures and triggers to record, reconcile, and audit consignment and vessel data, enforcing validation and referential integrity across high-volume daily entries.
Achievements
GATE 2025 CS & IT — 59.62 / 100·GATE 2024 DS & AI — 62.67 / 100·JEE Main 2020 — 98.28 percentile