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Backend Software Engineer | TypeScript, Node.js, SQL
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Indore, India | 3rd Year CS Student | Available for Internships & Freelancing

About • Experience • Projects • Research • Tech Stack • Fun Stuff!

Started with Harvard's CS50 6 years ago, then spent the last few years exploring Linux, web development, backend systems, distributed systems, databases, and infrastructure.

Working with TypeScript, Node.js, SQL, PostgreSQL, Cloudflare, Docker, Kubernetes, and real-time systems using WebSockets and WebRTC.

📍 Based in: Indore, India 🎓 Education: SAGE University Indore (Honours B.Tech Computer Science, Expected 2027) · CGPA 7.8/10 linkedin

Backend Engineering Intern @ Brand Collabs (Jan 2026 – Mar 2026) dinehub

• Eliminated server-side asset inference and storage requirements by generating assets on-demand on the client, reducing associated inference and storage usage by 100%
• Built an internal static code-generation pipeline for asset-generation workflows and audited internal APIs for security vulnerabilities, remediating issues across 118 endpoints
• Configured Supabase services for offline deployments and designed an offline-online data synchronization engine for event operations

Cloud Workspace (2026) — Collaborative Cloud Workspace Next.js, TypeScript, Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, WebSockets, WebRTC, libSQL

• Built a collaborative cloud workspace with real-time messaging, shared tasks, file/image uploads, scheduled meetings, and video calls
• Implemented real-time chat using WebSockets and Cloudflare Durable Objects for stateful coordination
• Implemented peer-to-peer video calls with WebRTC and role-based authentication and access control using Better Auth
• Infrastructure: Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, Turso/libSQL, Vercel, UploadThing

Single Sign-on Service (2025) — Multi-Tenant SSO Service Node.js, Nitro, Cloudflare Workers, D1

• Built a multi-tenant authentication service designed to provide centralized sign-in and authorization across multiple applications
• Implemented authentication flows, tenant isolation, and role-based access control with API security controls

SQL Visualizer (2026) — Browser-Based SQL Schema Visualizer Next.js, TypeScript, SQL

• Built a SQL schema visualizer SPA that parses SQL definitions and renders relational schemas as an interactive architecture graph with tables and foreign-key relationships

Live Token Meter (2026) — OpenCode Plugin TypeScript

• Built and published an OpenCode plugin that tracks real-time token generation rate, total generated tokens, and per-turn token usage using the v2 API

react.dev Architecture Deep Dive (2025) Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind, MDX Analyzed real production codebase to understand high-quality architecture decisions. 📄 Full Report: casestudy-reactdotdev.samarth.page 📝 Detailed Notes: Notion

My main setup and configurations live in my dotfiles repository: dotfiles

It includes configs for Neovim, tmux, shell environments, terminal tooling, and my Linux workflow. Most of my development environment revolves around Fedora Linux, tmux, Alacritty, and terminal-first tooling.

System:

• Moto Book 60 Pro
• Intel Core Ultra 5 225H
• 16GB LPDDR5 RAM
• Fedora Linux 43 (since Fedora 38)
• GNOME 49

Main Workflow:

• Alacritty — terminal
• Neovim — editor
• tmux — multiplexer session manager
• OpenCode — main AI agent
• PI — side AI agent
• fish — shell

Other tools: Yazi, Lazygit, Lazydocker, btop, Starship, Atuin, Zoxide, hunk, htop