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01 / ABOUT

The Product Engineer

Hi, I'm Prajyot. I build software that works, not demos that impress. I have engineered AI tools like DevFlow and ContextGraph, also solved 417 LeetCode problems, and merged a production fix in JupyterLab, and currently freelance for global clients.

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02 / FEATURED WORK

Proof of Work.

PROJECT 01

DevFlow

ContextAI code assistants produced generic code due to slow, unoptimized context parsing.
ExecutionEngineered a Gemini self-repair validation layer and optimized WebContainers WASM structure.
ImpactCut preview loads from 5m to <60s, slashing runtime sandbox crashes to <0.5%.
Next.jsNext.jsTypeScriptTypeScriptTailwind CSSTailwind CSSWASMWASMBabel ASTBabel ASTOpenRouterOpenRouter
5m → <60sWASM Preview Load Time
99.2%Uptime on OpenRouter Cascade
<0.5%Preview Sandbox Crash Rate
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PROJECT 02

ContextGraph

ContextMulti-tenant context engines face concurrency and memory bloat under scale.
ExecutionBuilt a JSON-RPC 2.0 MCP server with PostgreSQL tenant isolation and 8% decay cron.
ImpactAchieved sub-15ms graph queries and resolved critical WebGL pointer-event desync.
Next.jsNext.jsTypeScriptTypeScriptPostgreSQLPostgreSQLThree.jsThree.jsWebGLWebGLRedisRedis
<15msGraph Query Response Latency
8%Weekly Exponential Memory Decay
ZeroSecurity Boundary Leak Incidents
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PROJECT 03

Job Tracker

ContextApplying to dozens of roles without a central system leaves application trends and response patterns completely invisible.
ExecutionBuilt a background email-scraping AI agent cron to parse confirmations and push structured data to Supabase.
ImpactShipped a native Expo client in 24 hours featuring custom Victory charts and Skia spring-animated theme switching.
ExpoExpoReact NativeReact NativeSupabaseSupabaseTypeScriptTypeScriptVictory NativeVictory NativeReanimatedReanimated
24 HoursDesign to Production
100%Automated Ingestion
Real-timePipeline Sync
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03 / TIMELINE

Professional track record and academic baseline.

2023 — 2027 (Expected)
B.E. in Artificial Intelligence & Machine LearningPES Modern College of EngineeringPune, India
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Jan — Feb 2026
Software Development Engineer InternSystem & SolutionPune, India
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Jun 2025 — Jun 2026
Freelance DevelopercResults ConsultingRemote / USA
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Oct 2025 — Feb 2026
Freelance Frontend DeveloperNAMRLPune, India
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Mar — Apr 2026
Freelance Frontend DeveloperKIYOMI FacilitiesPune, India
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04 / PRINCIPLES

Engineering beliefs developed in active production.

01

Write code that can be deleted easily.

Software requirements evolve rapidly. By building highly modular, self-contained files and avoiding early dry-run abstractions, we ensure that obsolete features can be completely purged from the codebase without leaving zombie code or creating hidden dependencies.

02

Uptime is a product feature, not an operations metric.

Reliability directly impacts user trust and conversion rates. Implementing fault-tolerant multi-model LLM chains, self-healing code compilation, and zero-trust API layers prevents failures from ever reaching the client interface.

03

Static is always faster than dynamic.

Optimize for compile-time rendering. By utilizing Next.js Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) and aggressively caching database queries, we deliver sub-second response times and bulletproof hosting scalability.

04

Abstract only when you have duplicated three times.

Early abstraction is far more expensive than duplication. Writing repetitive code in the short term keeps the architecture flexible, allowing the true structural pattern to emerge naturally before refactoring it into a library utility.

05

UX polish is a performance optimizer.

Intelligent micro-interactions, magnetic elements, and spring-driven animations decrease perceived latency. Instantly reacting to user inputs within 16ms keeps the product feeling snappy, even when waiting on slow network payloads.

05 / CREDENTIALS

Open source contributions and algorithmic proof.

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Open Source Activity

Active contributions to open-source software, personal projects, and agentic workflows. Plotted live from GitHub.

Prajyot Porje's GitHub Contributions
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Algorithmic Baseline

Solved 417+ algorithmic problems including 32 Hard problems. Continual verification of computational complexity and optimization skills. Plotted live from LeetCode.

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01 / Ecosystem

Project Jupyter / JupyterLab

Contributed to the core JupyterLab repository. Resolved a critical editor bug in the font-size handler (`fileeditor:change-font-size`) by adding robust undefined parameter safety checks, preventing client-side application freezes.

Merged PR #18157 ↗
02 / Hackathons

Competitive Engineering

  • Hackathon Finalist — Finalist at ADCET 2024 and DYPDPU 1.0 2025.
  • State Level — Qualified for the Avishkar State-Level Innovation Championship.
06 / CONNECT

Let's build something permanent.

I am open to engineering roles, consulting engagements, and technical collaborations. Let's talk about systems, products, and codebase architecture.

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