Bhuvnesh Arya

All about me: - Graduated with an engineering degree from a tier-3 college. - Started my career at a service company in 2010. - Switched to a product company in 2015. - Began working in the IoT domain in 2016. - Started mentoring college students in 2018. - Currently employed at a Fortune 200 company. - Founder of Insight Veda, a platform that provides roadmaps and resources for learning system design and software architecture. - Named one of the 16 Best IoT Developers for Smart Projects globally by EchoGlobal Tech. - Enjoy meeting Gen Z individuals, guiding them, and learning from them. Happy to connect! :)

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No one's life is perfect. Finding happiness in an imperfect life is the perfect way to live. In the end, everyone gets their share of happiness — only the timeline differs. Have patience and wait for the right time to come.

@sunnykgupta Happy Birthday Sunny Sir 🌞 Wait till you come closer to 40.

Mid 30s are here 😭😭

@sunnykgupta Dashdip

@Bhuvneshdot There is so much left to imagination, so I will pick: "_".

Mini-so!

One trend I’m noticing in 2026 is that most college interns are actively looking for hybrid workplaces where they get a chance to meet real people on the office floor. Very few seem to want fully remote roles. I’m not sure whether this is driven by industry pressure or if many people are simply realising the value of in-person interaction and returning to the office at regular intervals. Do you still prefer completely remote work?

@chintanpuggalok Hope it doesn't reach upto coconut chutney.

bhai blr main inn logo ne lassi main vanilla ice cream daldi

Keep moving.

Many people start believing that a few organizations are "bad" just because they conduct layoffs, while forgetting that these are often still the dream companies for countless others — and many people are dying to get into them. Layoffs and restructuring are a normal part of business and are bound to happen from time to time. They don’t automatically make any organization good or bad. Similarly, if a company doesn’t do layoffs, it doesn’t mean it’s the best in the world. Don’t fall for these market-driven narratives and social media trends. Keep trying, keep working hard, and do whatever it takes to get into a better organization. I also believe there’s no universal limit to what counts as the "best" organizations. For every person, dream companies are different. So keep working hard to join *your* dream organization — not because they will never do layoffs, but because they will help you fulfill your aspirations, give you valuable growth opportunities, validation, and social respect.

@hellonehha Search on topmate, you will find many.

I am looking for a woman mentor. Should have 15+ yoe in tech industry. Happy to pay for the time. If you know someone who can be a good mentor then please help me connect with them.

Engineering only gets better.

@iSourabhKourav Yeah human behaviour.

@Bhuvneshdot People also go apart, when they don't feel the same way.

Place doesn't matter, people matter.

@iSourabhKourav Eventually place matter as place attracts same type of people.

@Bhuvneshdot Place also matters, but people matters more.

My issue with @myspinny has been resolved. Thank you to Abhishek Singh from Spinny Care for the quick help and excellent support! @niraj001s @myspinny

The world of software is changing rapidly. AI is no longer just a feature—it’s becoming a core part of how modern systems are built. From AI-powered applications to agentic systems and intelligent platforms, the role of software architecture is evolving. When I started Insight Veda, the goal was to provide a clear roadmap for developers to grow from writing code to designing scalable systems. That mission continues—but the landscape around us is shifting. Going forward, Insight Veda will increasingly focus on Software Architecture for the AI Era. We’ll explore how AI is reshaping system design, architectural patterns, infrastructure, and decision-making for modern software systems. The fundamentals of architecture still matter—but now we must learn how to apply them in a world where AI is part of the system itself. Excited for what’s ahead at insightveda.com

If you're seeking motivation for consistency, you're already inconsistent.

@arpit_bhayani What kind of graduation it is? Kindergarden pass out.

little one graduated today ✨

This is the only reason I chose Bengaluru over any other city in India.

@sunnykgupta Mera mat karwao bas premium subscription dedo.

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