I like building things that actually work in production, not just locally.
Most of my time goes into cloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines and making deployment less of a headache. I started from full-stack web and mobile, picked up DevOps out of necessity and eventually got hooked on how systems hold up under real conditions.
Outside of that, I poke around at apps for security issues and sometimes find things that probably shouldn't be there. Got recognized in the CERT-IN Hall of Fame for discovering a critical vulnerability in Mumbai Metro Connect 3, a live app serving all of Mumbai.
Currently a CS undergrad at IIIT Naya Raipur, shipping open source on the side.
- 🔧 Right now: building AWS Easy Deploy which cuts Elastic Beanstalk setup from an hour to 10 mins
- 🌱 Going deeper into: distributed systems and cloud-native security
- 💬 Ask me about: AWS, CI/CD, Flutter or breaking mobile apps
Open source Go-based deployment abstraction that auto-generates CI/CD pipelines for Elastic Beanstalk. Built to ditch managed runtime costs without losing the automation of App Runner. Cuts setup time from ~45 mins down to ~10 mins and saves ~40-60% in runtime costs for persistent workloads. Self-generates GitHub Actions and GitLab CI pipelines with S3 uploads, env reloads and config injection baked in.
CERT-IN Hall of Fame
Reverse engineered Mumbai Metro Connect 3, a live production Flutter app serving commuters across Mumbai (population 12.5 million). Found a critical authorization bypass that could let anyone gain unauthorized admin-level control over push notifications sent to the entire city. Reported it responsibly with full reproduction steps enabling the team to patch it without any production disruption.