Hi, I'm Gaurav.
Roles:Backend Developer
I design and build accessible, performant web experiences with delightful micro-interactions. Currently available for select projects and collaborations.
Projects

Sembreaker – Academic Utility App
An academic utility app enabling note-sharing, authentication, and analytics integration with Firebase, achieving 1,000+ installs on the Play Store.
- Flutter
- Firebase
Experience
Software Developer InternGleoAI
• Revamped onboarding & profile workflows, reducing load times by 35% and scaling backend throughput for 10k+ users. • Implemented an image-caching module (Kotlin + Coil), eliminating 40% of redundant network calls and reducing database load by 25%. • Optimized backend concurrency using Coroutines, boosting execution speed by 30%.
KotlinAndroidCoroutinesCoilApp Developer InternCehPoint
• Migrated Java modules to Kotlin MVVM, reducing crash rates by 20% and improving maintainability. • Strengthened API reliability with server-side validation and optimized SQL queries, improving latency by 25%.
KotlinMVVMSQLAPI DesignMentorOpenCode
• Mentored 200+ contributors across 3 repositories, reviewed/merged 60+ PRs, and increased test coverage by 25%. • Reduced bug backlog by 40% through structured reviews and CI/CD improvements.
Open SourceGitCI/CDMentorshipApp Wing CoordinatorGeekHaven, IIIT Allahabad
• Directed Android wing, managing 3 production apps end-to-end and mentoring 50+ students. • Introduced scalable architecture practices, cutting code smells by 40% across projects.
LeadershipAndroidMentorshipArchitecture Design
About
I’m an independent designer/developer focused on building thoughtful, accessible interfaces. My work blends systematic design with robust engineering, emphasizing performance and detail.
I enjoy collaborating with ambitious teams, shipping real products, and teaching along the way. Outside of work, you’ll find me exploring typography, micro‑interactions, and new tools.
Let’s talk
If you’d like to discuss a project or just say hi, I’m always down to chat.





