Student

Rishiraj ShuklaDT

Computer Science Undergraduate | Full-Stack Developer & Competitive Programmer

About

I am a Computer Science engineering undergraduate at the Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, passionate about solving complex algorithmic challenges and building scalable systems.

My technical journey bridges the gap between competitive programming and production-level architecture. I have tackled over 400 algorithmic problems, which helped me clear the initial rounds of Google's 'The Big Code' . On the development side, my experience ranges from a Full-Stack Developer internship at Srisritech to building independent, complex systems—including a real-time collaborative IDE (DevSpace Live), a distributed network file system, and a local RAG pipeline using LlamaIndex.

Whether you need help optimizing C++ code or debugging a WebSocket race condition, I am here to share the exact strategies and architectures I use.

Ask me about...

Java Development & Leadership

How do I scale a Java team effectively? →What Java frameworks should my team prioritize in 2024? →How do I conduct effective Java code reviews? →When should I migrate legacy Java systems to newer versions? →

AI & Workspace Automation

Which AI tools genuinely boost developer productivity? →How do I automate repetitive tasks in my workflow? →Can AI tools replace junior developers on my team? →How do I get my team to adopt AI tools faster? →

Competitive Programming & Algorithms

How do I identify the right data structure for a complex problem? →What is your strategy for clearing initial coding rounds like HackWithInfy? →How do you approach optimizing time and space complexity in C++? →How should I structure my preparation to hit 350+ solved algorithmic problems? →

Full-Stack & System Architecture

How do I build a real-time collaborative app using WebSockets? →What are the key challenges when building a distributed network file system? →How do I orchestrate a local RAG pipeline for an AI voice assistant? →How do you handle race conditions and concurrency in backend systems? →