I build systems that stay up,
and products people come back to.
Lap 01Selected work
Six products, from the data model to the deploy. Open one for how it was built, the workflow, and what got in the way.
01LearningLive
A free DSA path that remembers what you solved and builds a plan around the interview you actually have.
02CommunityLive
A place for outdoor crews to find each other, plan the trip, and handle the logistics in one product.
Lap 02How I work
Full-stack development, system design, and networking — shown through work, not job titles.
2M+requests / day
Architecture · reliability · performance
At Cognizant I contributed to Spring Boot microservices at 2M+ requests/day and 99.9% uptime — optimizing a hot-path query from P99 ~250ms to ~50ms and learning what reliability under load actually requires.
7apps shipped
UI · API · data · deploy
Wildmate, JobHuntOS, AlgoChronicle, StudyGlobal, and AgriWise — complete UIs, APIs, data models, and deploys I own. WalletGyde internship: 35% engagement ↑ and 40% faster transactions while earning my Master's.
TCP/IPto the deploy pipeline
TCP/IP · routing · CI/CD · cloud
MS coursework in computer networks (TCP/IP, BGP/OSPF) plus production infra work — Docker/CI at Cognizant, AlgoChronicle's push-to-publish pipeline, and thinking about how services talk, fail, and recover.
Lap 03Work history
Production engineering at Cognizant, then a fintech internship during my MS — the work that sits behind the degree.
Full-Stack Web Developer · Denver, USA · Remote
Shipped a fintech platform during my Master's — 35% engagement ↑
Built and deployed a responsive financial platform while studying. Owned features from API design to frontend polish — recent hands-on production work during grad school.
Software Engineer · Hyderabad, India
Production foundation — contributed on systems at 2M+ req/day, 99.9% uptime
Full-time engineering before graduate school. Contributed to enterprise Spring Boot microservices — learning production reliability, on-call discipline, and shipping under load.
Education
Master of Science in Computer Science
University of Fairfax · Fairfax, VA
Shipped Wildmate, JobHuntOS, and AgriWise while earning it
B.Tech, Information Technology
VNR VJIET · Hyderabad, India
Graduated with Honors
Lap 05Technical foundation
Honest levels, each tied to where I used it — ready to deepen in production, not pretending expertise I haven't earned.
Java, the statically typed language behind most enterprise backends; OpenJDK is its open-source runtime.
Where I used itCognizant — services behind 2M+ requests a day.
Opinionated Java framework for production-ready web services and microservices with minimal setup.
Where I used itCognizant — enterprise microservices at 99.9% uptime.
Runs JavaScript on the server with non-blocking I/O, well suited to APIs and real-time apps.
Where I used itWildmate and JobHuntOS APIs; WalletGyde platform.
Minimal Node.js framework for routing, middleware, and building REST APIs.
Where I used itWildmate — the Express 5 + MongoDB API.
General-purpose language known for readability, used for backends, automation, data, and AI.
Where I used itNeocortex — the agent backend.
Fast, type-hinted Python framework for APIs, with async support and automatic OpenAPI docs.
Where I used itNeocortex — 15 agents behind one FastAPI backend.
JavaScript with static types, which catches bugs at compile time and makes large codebases easier to change.
Where I used itAlgoChronicle (74k+ lines), Study Chapter, and this portfolio.
Component-based library for building interactive user interfaces.
Where I used itWildmate (React 19) and every Next.js product here.
React framework with routing, server rendering, static generation, and API routes built in.
Where I used itAlgoChronicle, AgriWise, Study Chapter, Neocortex's command center, WalletGyde.
Utility-first CSS: style directly in markup with small composable classes.
Where I used itAlgoChronicle, AgriWise, and WalletGyde.
Open-source SQL database known for reliability, strong consistency, and rich querying.
Where I used itWalletGyde, through Supabase.
NoSQL database that stores flexible JSON-like documents instead of fixed tables.
Where I used itWildmate — trips, crews, and chat.
Google's app platform: auth, the Firestore realtime database, hosting, and messaging.
Where I used itAlgoChronicle — accounts, synced progress, and the solve log.
Open-source Firebase alternative built on PostgreSQL, with auth, storage, and instant APIs.
Where I used itWalletGyde — the Next.js + Supabase platform.
Two-way, event-based communication between browser and server over WebSockets.
Where I used itWildmate — live trip chat.
Packages an app and its dependencies into a container that runs the same everywhere.
Where I used itCognizant — containerized services.
Automation built into GitHub: run tests, builds, and deploys on every push.
Where I used itAlgoChronicle — the push-to-publish pipeline.
Lap 06Credentials
Featured credentials across cloud, AI, and full-stack — 20 in total, each linked to the issuer.
Lap 07Tech notes
Short takes plus a longer essay on system design in the AI era — how architecture evolved, and why it still matters when I ship.
Featured essay · 6 min read
From monoliths to microservices to LLM-aware platforms — why system design still matters for new grads shipping real products, and how I apply it in Wildmate, JobHuntOS, and production work.
Deep dive · interactive flowchart
google.com and hit EnterI mapped the whole trip — every packet, protocol, and process — into a flowchart with the right shape for every step, phases colored by OSI layer, and the background work most diagrams leave out.
Lap 08Off the track
Same daily reps that ship products — track, gym, and multi-sport since school.
State & district certificates6
Lap 10Finish line
MS CS · 4.0 · graduating August 2026 · open to relocate anywhere in the US. I respond quickly.
Lap 09Open source activity
42 repositories and 673 contributions this year — pulled live from my GitHub.
673 contributions in the last year · incl. private
Most used languages (by repo bytes)
Stack diversity
Solve, commit, and auto-publish your daily problem progress. Built with Next.js + Tailwind, Firebase Firestore, and GitHub Actions — it tracks your streaks, logs problem metadata, and visualizes your growth — all synced directly from your commits.
Daily Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) solutions and notes. Content is automatically parsed by the AlgoChronicle system to power the live progress website.
PixelPeek is a lightweight and powerful Chrome extension that allows you to inspect the pixel dimensions of various elements on any webpage. Whether you're a web developer, designer, or simply curious, PixelPeek provides a quick and intuitive way to get real-time pixel sizes of images, videos, icons, buttons, and more.
My personal portfolio — Next.js, recruiter-focused, live at srujanchidarla.com
A central life operating system for biometrics tracking, attention regulation, and autonomous networking.
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Live from GitHub GraphQL API · includes private repos · Updated Nov 10, 10:24 PM
Lap 04Interview prep · live feed
Solve → push to dsa-problems → publish on AlgoChronicle. Consistency anyone can verify.
Practice days logged
76days
LeetCode50 Days Badge 2026Solving problems 50+ days in 2026View badgeLatest solved · Day 76
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