I like building things that hold up under load — key-value stores in raw C++, transactional booking systems in Spring Boot, real-time judges in Node.js. Currently studying Electronics & Communication Engineering at IIIT Bhagalpur, and shipping backend systems on the side.
Shikhar Rai — a backend-leaning engineer who spends most of his time close to the systems level: sockets, memory layout, and how things behave under concurrent load, not just whether they work on the happy path.
That shows up across what I build — a C++ key-value store written straight over TCP sockets, a Spring Boot booking platform that stays consistent under concurrent reservations, and full-stack apps that tie a clean frontend to a backend that won't fall over.
Outside of shipping, I'm a competitive programmer — Pupil on Codeforces, 3★ on CodeChef — and currently studying Electronics & Communication Engineering at IIIT Bhagalpur.
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