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Hey! I’m actively looking for a full-time backend / infrastructure engineer role (new grad 2026). I’m pretty tech-stack agnostic, but I naturally gravitate towards Go and problems around distributed systems, databases, and performance. I like building systems that actually move data at scale and understanding why they behave the way they do under load. I interned at Cal.com, working on scheduling infrastructure, where I handled complex challenges that come with time. I’ve also been contributing to Vitess, working on VTGate internals, specifically around query routing, session handling, and correctness in distributed MySQL clusters. Outside of that, I spend a lot of time building systems to push my own understanding: 1. Built a distributed search engine with sharding + fan-out query execution + Top-K merging, hitting ~7K QPS at ~28ms p99 2. Designed a hybrid ranking pipeline (BM25 + embeddings) to handle both lexical and semantic search 3. Built a git-like schema versioning system with a commit DAG, merge logic, and deterministic migrations for zero-downtime environments I also write about what I build and learn: @devanshusharma658" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@devanshusharm… Mostly deep dives into distributed systems, query execution, and performance tradeoffs. I care a lot about performance (p99s, not just averages), clean abstractions, and observability, and I try to build systems that are boring and reliable in production. If you're hiring for backend/infra / distributed systems roles (remote or relocation-friendly), I’d love to chat. And honestly, if your team is working on hard, complex problems, I’d love to dive in. Note: I’m also learning Rust these days because, eventually, giving less pain to your CPU is one of my goals.

Some teams I work with at NVIDIA are hiring. If you enjoy systems software, containers, and Kubernetes at GPU scale, please consider applying. Details below for 3 positions! Feel free to pass this along to someone who might be! #NVIDIA #kubernetes #k8s #Containers #CloudNative

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@Maaztwts built OSAP to stop the constant tab-switching between Slack, GitHub, and Notion. It uses GLM-5.1 as a reasoning layer to handle multi-step tasks across different apps, with persistent memory (HydraDB) to keep track of your specific workflow habits. osap.maazx.dev