PORTFOLIO / 2026DESIGNING THE USEFUL PARTS OF SOFTWAREINDIA · IST

+ ENGINEERING / AUTOMATION / SYSTEMS

JnanasagaraSrinivasa.

I'm a computer science student who likes turning ideas into working projects. Most of what I build starts with something I want to understand better.

Right now, I'm especially interested in backend systems, automation, cloud, and finding better ways to build useful software.

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01 / SELECTED WORK

Things I've built.

A few projects where the interesting part is how they work.

04

This website

A small publishing system disguised as a portfolio.

Astro / Frappe / Vue2026 / OPEN SOURCE

Curious about the space between an idea and a dependable system.

03 / EXPERIENCE

Internships.

Work measured by what changed.

LOG / 001

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited

FIELD WORK

Systems / software engineering · India

Worked on a host-based data loader tool for HJT-36 aircraft mission setup. Replaced manual data entry with uploadable pre-made flight plans, reducing mission setup time from around 45 minutes to under five.

≈45 min → <5 min setupSystems, automation, data workflows

04 / TOOLKIT

Tools change.
Principles stay.

LANGUAGES

Java · Python · Go · JavaScript

SYSTEMS

Linux · Docker · Git · CI/CD

CLOUD

AWS

WEB

Astro · React · Node.js

AI / AUTOMATION

MCP · Agentic workflows · AI automation

05 / OFF THE CLOCK

After hours.

When work gets intense, I take a break. Sometimes that's Minecraft or another game; sometimes it's tending the aquarium or heading out on my bike.

01

Minecraft

Still my favourite place to build things for no reason.

02

Aquarium keeping

A small ecosystem that's surprisingly hard to get right.

03

Bike rides

Long rides, empty roads, no particular destination.

04

Gaming

Usually where I end up when I need to switch my brain off.

06 / WRITING

Notes from the work.

NO PUBLIC NOTES YET

Some ideas are still becoming sentences. The useful ones will appear here.

07 / CONTACT

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Let's make
something useful.

Good conversations often start with a small, specific idea.