Backend Engineering
Servers, APIs, databases, and the systems that keep things running.
Aspiring Backend Engineer
Interested in Linux, software systems, backend engineering,
UAV technology, and building useful software.
BCA Student at the University of Kashmir.
I'm a first-year BCA student trying to understand how software actually works — not just how to write it. Most of my time goes into reading about operating systems, poking around Linux, and building small things that solve real problems.
Backend engineering makes sense to me. I like the idea of systems that do work quietly and reliably — things that don't need to be flashy to be good. I'm drawn to infrastructure, how servers talk to each other, and how software handles load and failure.
On the side, I've been curious about UAV technology — autonomous systems that blend software with the physical world. It's early interest, but it's a direction I keep coming back to.
Right now I'm focused on building fundamentals. Writing Python. Learning C++. Reading about data structures. Trying not to skip steps.
Servers, APIs, databases, and the systems that keep things running.
Learning the OS from the inside out. The terminal is home.
How programs are designed, how they scale, how they fail gracefully.
My primary language for building and exploring ideas.
Learning systems-level thinking and memory management.
The front door to most software. Useful to understand end-to-end.
Autonomous systems, flight control software, and drones.
Making repetitive things stop being repetitive.
Algorithms, theory, and the foundational ideas underneath it all.
A site built to organize and coordinate a farewell event — handling program information and guest details in one place.
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
University of Kashmir
If you want to talk about software, systems, or UAVs — or if you're working on something interesting — feel free to reach out.