About me
I'm currently working as a Frontend Engineering Intern at GoComet, where I contribute to building scalable, performant, and user-centric web applications. My role involves working closely with product and design teams to deliver features that enhance user experience and solve real business problems.
With a strong foundation in JavaScript, React, and modern web development practices, I focus on writing clean, maintainable, and efficient code. I'm passionate about creating intuitive interfaces that are both visually appealing and functionally robust.
I'm also a final-year Computer Science student at Lovely Professional University. Outside of work, I actively contribute to open-source projects and enjoy exploring new tools, frameworks, and performance optimization techniques. My goal is to grow as a full-stack engineer while continuously learning from real-world challenges.
Things I do..
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Web Development
> The most modern and high-quality design made at a professional level.
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Software Engineering
> Coding and building software applications is my passion. I love to solve problems and make things easier for people.
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Open Source
> I have been contributing to open source for a long time, and it is always fun to explore new technologies and contribute to big projects by collaborating with other fellow contributors
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DSA
> Having quite good experience in manipulating data structures and using that in problem solving.
> Experienced in C++
Tools
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VS Code
Visual Studio Code is my favorite code editor. I use it for writing code, debugging, and testing.
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POSTMAN
Postman is a great tool for testing APIs. I use it to test my APIs and to see the response.
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GitHub
I use GitHub for version control and to collaborate with other developers.
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Git
Git is a distributed version control system. I use it to track changes in the source code during software development. It proves to be very useful when working in a team.
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Markdown
Markdown is a lightweight markup language with plain-text-formatting syntax. I use it to write documentation and README files. It is easy to write and easy to read. Markdown is a great way to write documentation.
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Linux
Sometimes I use Linux as my operating system. It is open-source and free. Linux is very stable and secure. It is great for programming and development.
