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Asmanya Sharma — Software Engineer

Asmanya Sharma — Software Engineer

Overview

Overview

Software Engineer focused on backend systems, peer-to-peer networking, network protocols, and Go.

Currently an Advanced Application Engineer at Accenture.

Interested in building backend systems around APIs, routing, middleware, and concurrency while exploring the layers beneath the abstraction: sockets, byte-level systems, and distributed communication.

Off the clock: guitar, gaming, post-production, colour grading, music.

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Currently

Currently

Now: contributing to open source. Learning: gRPC and Protobuf

Now: contributing to open source. Learning: gRPC and Protobuf

Stack

Stack

Languages, backend and protocols, infrastructure, design

Languages, backend and protocols, infrastructure, design

Experience

Experience

Accenture — Advanced Application Engineer. NIT Hamirpur — BTech Mechanical

Accenture — Advanced Application Engineer. NIT Hamirpur — BTech Mechanical

Activity

Activity

Cumulative commits over the years

Cumulative commits over the years

Fig. 2. Cumulative commits over the years. Source: GitHub.

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  1. p2p-file-distribution p2p-file-distribution Public

    A BitTorrent v1 client built from the protocol spec, in Go, with zero third-party dependencies.

    Go 6 1

  2. distributed-rate-limiter distributed-rate-limiter Public

    gRPC rate limiting service in Go - shared Redis state, atomic Lua, pluggable Go client SDK.

    Go 2

  3. FileZipper-Project FileZipper-Project Public

    Suite of functions, written in C++, which compresses & decompresses text files using Huffman coding.

    C++