Founder @ CoursifyYT | Full Stack & DevOps Engineer
I'm a Full Stack & DevOps Engineer and Computer Science student at MAIT, New Delhi, and the founder of CoursifyYT, a browser extension that turns YouTube into a structured learning platform. I build scalable web applications, CI/CD pipelines and AI-powered solutions. From winning Smart India Hackathon to building the core platform for IIT Delhi's CMF and automating multi-platform releases at Convisaas, I turn complex problems into elegant digital solutions.
The tools and technologies I use to build and scale applications.
Here's a timeline of my professional journey, showcasing my roles and contributions in full-stack development, DevOps, and leadership.
CoursifyYT
Built and launched CoursifyYT, a browser extension that transforms YouTube videos into structured, distraction-free learning experiences.
Convisaas (Qyupe) · Texas, United States
Automated CI/CD pipelines and multi-platform releases for eazyPetition and trackMyPetition across Web, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS.
IITD AIA Foundation for Smart Manufacturing
Built the core software platform for the Central Manufacturing Facility (CMF) of IIT Delhi under the direct supervision of the Director of CMF.
Web Developer · Government of India
Achieved national victory in SIH 2023, India's largest innovation hackathon, with 51,000+ idea submissions and 2,67,000+ students across 2,360 institutions.
IEEE MAIT Chapter
Joint Secretary on the EXECOM team and Web Developer Team Lead on the CORE team, managing technical initiatives and events.
My academic journey in Computer Science and Technology.
Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology (MAIT)
New Delhi, India | SGPA: 8.5/10
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with focus on Full Stack Development, DevOps, Machine Learning, and Software Engineering. Former Joint Secretary of the IEEE MAIT Chapter and winner of Smart India Hackathon 2023.
A collection of my work spanning from UI friendly applications to full-stack projects, both personal and professional.
I write about software development, sharing insights and experiences from my journey in tech.
Imagine You’ve just finished a project for a client. After seeing it, she suggests some changes, and you spend a week tweaking the design and functionality. Excitedly, you present the updated version, only for her to say, “The previous one was more appealing. Can we go back to that?”...
The issue was on the production server, and Anaya needed to quickly edit a configuration file. She tried logging into the server's control panel, downloading the file, opening it in VS Code, editing it, and uploading it back - but the server was restricting file uploads for security reasons. Then she remembered VIM...