Bengaluru, IN Open to internships & freelance
Started poking at systems young — mostly to see what would happen. These days I get paid to build the ones that hold up: React front ends, Firebase behind them, and an admin panel so clients stop texting me about typos.
Four things that are live right now, with real users who will notice if I break them.
Work / 04 projects
Every one of these went from a blank Figma file to a live domain with a client who can update it without me. Design, front end, backend, deploy, and the training session afterwards.
A portfolio and booking site for a working studio, delivered end to end — visual design through to hosting. The admin panel handles enquiries, lead capture and tracking, and meeting scheduling, so the studio runs incoming work from one dashboard instead of a phone and an inbox.
impressionphoto.inBuilt ground up: the public website plus a six-module admin panel — news, page content, careers, academic calendar, results, and a resources hub with notifications and PDF generation. A separate registration system handles approvals, email notifications, capacity limits, deadlines, waiting lists and archiving.
A course and admissions site for a chemistry coaching practice — CBSE and ISC classes XI–XII, JEE Main and Advanced, NEET and Olympiads, plus B.Sc programmes. The centrepiece is a six-step enquiry flow that qualifies a student before anyone picks up the phone, backed by a login for enrolled students and WhatsApp, call and email routes for everyone else.
chemistankit.inAn unofficial fan project: a nine-question trivia game for CS50 alumni, built as an 8-bit side-scroller with the duck as judge. Three question formats — complete the word, true or false, multiple choice — with sound you can mute. No affiliation with Harvard; just a course that was worth building a joke about.
cs50.onlineWriting / posts, in public
Short posts on what the industry just shipped, what it quietly broke, and the fine print nobody reads. All of them live on LinkedIn.
Jun 2026 Tim Cook's last keynote Natural-language Safari extensions, on-device Apple Intelligence APIs, and a Siri that finally works. Eighteen years, closed out on Apple's biggest AI bet. LinkedIn May 2026 First tech event, no contacts Three days at India Electronics Week in Whitefield knowing nobody. A speaker paused his AI keynote to play a Mentos ad, then said you cannot automate what you have not defined. LinkedIn Jun 2026 The PC got a new landlord NVIDIA and Microsoft posted the same tweet in the same minute, with Taipei coordinates in it. Two days later, RTX Spark. The platform war stopped being about the OS. LinkedIn May 2026 847,293 projects, $0 attribution A company that launders open-source licences by having AI rewrite the project from scratch. It cannot kill open source — it eats it, and starves the day it wins. LinkedIn May 2026 The Power of 10 A rocket lost to one number that would not fit in a variable. NASA still ships C from 1972, under ten rules strict enough that Curiosity is still driving. LinkedInDesign / graphics · motion · print
Social graphics, carousels, motion sets and the occasional full magazine. Design and photography are in-house, so smaller clients do not need to hire a second person. Every piece below opens in Google Drive at full resolution.
Carousels and single posts — event floors, space hardware, and the software costs nobody reads the receipts on.
A five-part animated set built around WWDC 2026 — same layout discipline, moving.
Full issues — cover to back page, written, edited and laid out.
Certifications
Grouped into folders by issuer, so twelve Canva courses do not bury everything else. Open one to see every certificate inside it — Coursera entries link to the issuer's own verify page, the rest open the certificate itself.
Verified at the issuer wherever they publish a check page · the certificate itself otherwise
About / the long version
I started coding young, mostly because I wanted to know where the edges were. That turned into taking things apart, then into security, then — somewhere along the way — into actually building the things instead of just testing them.
Now I am a full-stack developer in Bengaluru with production work that people depend on: a photography studio that books through my dashboard, a school platform 52,000 searches a year land on, and a learning system with an anti-cheat quiz engine. I do the design and the photography in-house, so smaller clients do not need to hire a second person.
I am studying Computer Engineering at Jain University and AI & Data Science at BITS Pilani Digital at the same time, which is either ambitious or a scheduling problem. Long term: a funded master's abroad, and systems that are secure because someone thought about it early.
Design, build and deploy production sites for paying clients in photography, education and coaching — sourced by referral and in-person outreach. I own the whole delivery: UI, React front end, Firebase auth/database/hosting, domains, and the admin panel they use afterwards.
Registered the school's institutional domain through ERNET India (MeitY) and set up its email on Google Workspace for Education. Rebuilt the official site and trained the admin staff to run it themselves. Designed a three-club structure — media & photography, book, magazine — with the SOP handbook, forms and ID cards behind it, still in use. Taught AI and cybersecurity literacy to nine sections across Classes XI and XII, and ran tournament format for the CISCE regional carrom championship the school hosted.
Built no-code sites, AI-generated video content and engagement chatbots inside a personal-branding content workflow.
Founded and ran the school's digital presence, taking its social channels from zero to 100,000+ views. Built a full-stack site for the Plus Two section with its own admin panel, and was lead designer on every school magazine that year.
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React · Next.js · React Native · Three.js · JavaScript · Vite · Firebase (Auth, Firestore, Hosting) · FastAPI · Python · Java · REST · Git · Docker · Postman · DNS & domain setup · Google Workspace admin · Search Console & SEO · Canva · brand identity · photography · DaVinci Resolve
Links / everywhere else
Code in one place, opinions in another, photos where they belong. Pick your poison.
01 GitHub Source for everything I am allowed to open up. @ComputerTech99 02 LinkedIn Build notes, client work and the occasional lesson learned in public. Most active here. 03 YouTube Build walkthroughs and edits cut in DaVinci. Longer, slower, more detail. @computertech6693 04 X Short thoughts on security, shipping and whatever just broke. @Compute10021701 05 Instagram Photography, posters and print. The visual half of the practice. @ojash.gupta.14Contact replies within a day
Option A · faster
Video or voice, your choice. Bring the problem, not a brief — I will tell you honestly if I am the right person for it.
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GitHubComputerTech99 ↗ LinkedInojash-gupta ↗ Current siteojashkgupta.online ↗ All socialsYouTube · X · Instagram →Based in Bengaluru, working with clients anywhere. Happiest with projects that need design and code from the same person.
