Software Developer · Open-Source Contributor · DevOps Explorer · AI/ML Tinkerer
I'd rather debug a real project at 1 a.m. than read about one in a textbook — so most of what's below started as a hackathon clock, an open-source issue, or a website that had to survive actual traffic.
I'm a Computer Science student at SKIT, Jaipur (Class of 2028), and most of what I actually know, I've learned by shipping something — a hackathon build under a 24-hour clock, an open-source pull request, a website that had to survive real traffic instead of a grading rubric.
My work moves across web development, DevOps pipelines, and applied machine learning, but the throughline stays the same: build it, break it on purpose, then fix it properly before it ships. I spend a lot of time in Linux terminals, CI/CD configs, and notebooks — sometimes all three for the same project.
Off the keyboard, I write and build in public through Mr. Blackspy 1729 and Techa's Tech, because explaining how something works is usually the fastest way to actually understand it.
Grouped by where I actually reach for each one — not an exhaustive list, just what shows up in my projects on repeat.
Read top to bottom like a commit history — each one shipped something, in order.
Completed structured Python training from fundamentals to advanced concepts — the stretch that actually built my programming logic, scripting habits and problem-solving process.
Worked on software development tasks, debugging and feature implementation, and contributed to project planning and execution — where I properly picked up collaborative dev workflow.
Contributed to open-source projects and collaborative development workflows across repositories, consistently, rather than in one big burst.
Power Contributor — 1000+ pointsWeb platforms, hackathon builds and one very meta project — the site you're reading right now.
An educational web platform taken from local build to production, with GitHub Actions and Jenkins wired into the deploy pipeline instead of pushing to prod by hand.
A personalized tutoring platform built around student–mentor matching, designed and shipped inside a 24-hour hackathon clock. Reached Round 3.
A platform for students to discuss technical topics and share knowledge, with a PHP/MySQL backend wired to an HTML/CSS/JS frontend.
A team-built solution for the CodeBidz challenge — converting a problem statement into a working product under competitive time pressure.
An education-focused platform concept for structured digital learning, built across frontend, backend, database and deployment.
Credentials I've actually completed and can point to.
Measured outcomes rather than participation trophies — mostly.
1000+ contribution points
Hackathon, with Tutify / Tutified
Participant
Participant, with Biddify
Research interests and the content I build around what I'm learning.
Software engineering, AI/ML, web technologies, DevOps, IoT and applied data analysis — with a particular pull toward technical writing, case studies, mind maps and research publication as ways to turn what I build into something others can learn from.
Oracle Grand Seminar — JECRC UniversityI build educational and technology-focused content through two ongoing projects — Mr. Blackspy 1729 and Techa's Tech — as part of a wider personal learning ecosystem I run alongside coursework.
bhavyagupta.spaceOpen to internships, collaborative projects and open-source work. I reply to email faster than I reply to anything else.