Garv Kundnani

I'm a CS Engineering undergraduate with a strong interest in building reliable, real-world software and understanding how systems work beyond the surface. I primarily work as a web developer, with experience across the full stack, building production-ready applications using Next.js, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, Node.js, MongoDB.

I've taken part in authentication flow projects, systems for booking and scheduling, admin dashboards, and scalable data handling by both interning and freelancing. These experiences have pushed me to care about clean architecture, maintainability, and writing code that other people can actually understand and extend.

Outside of web development, I enjoy working closer to systems and fundamentals. One of my projects, Glorp IRC, is an IRC-inspired chat system in Go (Golang), which implements both a TCP server and a terminal-based client. The project is very heavy on concurrency, synchronization, and the avoidance of race conditions through the use of goroutines, channels, and mutexes. This type of low-level problem-solving is something I enjoy quite a bit and would like to explore more through collaborative projects.

I read large codebases comfortably, learn new unfamiliar technologies by reading documentation, and iterate based on feedback. I value clarity, good documentation, and thoughtful design, especially in collaborative environments like open source.