Siddharth
Singh. Let’s talk
Software engineer. Product mind.Independent portfolio / 2026

Engineering
with a pulse.

I turn complex systems into things that just work.
From the cloud underneath to the experience in your hands.

Explore my work Get my résumé
Currently building atMicroStrategy
Based inVirginia, USA
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Less friction. More impact.Selected results / MicroStrategy
53%

Faster provisioning

Telemetry untangled from install workflows.

75%

Faster upgrades

Less waiting. More shipping.

70%

Lower environment costs

Multi-tenant infrastructure that does more.

46%

Lower storage spend

Archive intelligently. Rehydrate on demand.

01 /Selected buildsIdeas made tangible

Curiosity, shipped
into the real world.

From a protocol to a polished interface.
Four builds. Four different kinds of problem.

Remotex / Encrypted connection01
codex · local bridge⌘

❯ remotex bridge

Starting encrypted session…

✓ Local bridge connected

✓ Relay transport ready

✓ Paired with iOS

❯ Ready when you are

Active sessionE2EE
Take it
from here.

Your session. Wherever you are.

Continue the conversation↑
Local bridgeStateless relayiOS
Remote systems / Python + SwiftUI

Remotex↗

01

Codex, beyond the desk. Encrypted session control from your phone, with QR pairing and a transport that knows how to reconnect.

E2EEWebSocketSession replay
Inside the build

A laptop bridge, a stateless relay, and a native SwiftUI client connect local Codex sessions to iOS. QR pairing establishes the connection; replay and reconnect-aware transport keep the session usable across interruptions.

Architecture
Local bridge → relay → native iOS client
Focus
Encrypted transport, session continuity, native interaction
DaytaBayse / Native macOS02
DaytaBayse◫
CONNECTIONSPostgreSQLSCHEMA▦   public⊞   projects⊞   sessions⊞   events⌁   SSH tunnel
Query 01 ×
1SELECT name, status2FROM projects3WHERE shipped = true;
Results3 rows
namestatus
Remotexshipped
DaytaBayseshipped
Buzzershipped
Connected securelyPostgreSQL
Interface study
Native tools / SwiftUI + PostgreSQL

DaytaBayse↗

02

Your database deserves a better desk. A native macOS PostgreSQL client with secure connections and a calmer SQL workflow.

KeychainSSH tunnelingSQL editor
Inside the build

Schema exploration, SQL editing, and flexible exports in one native interface. Keychain-backed credential storage and SSH-tunneled connections make secure access part of the everyday workflow.

Platform
Native macOS, built with SwiftUI
Focus
Secure credentials, schema navigation, query and export tooling
Buzzer / Every millisecond counts03
buzzer✳
ROUND LIVE
FIRST TO
the buzz.
01Team lightningBUZZED IN ↗
02Team afterthoughtNEXT UP
Interface study
Real-time play / Next.js + Socket.IO

Buzzer↗

03

A room full of people. One definitive first buzz. Live quiz play with server-authoritative ordering, team scoring, and QR joining.

WebSocketsHost controlsReconnection
Inside the build

The server decides buzz order so every player shares the same result. Mobile-first play, host controls, team scoring, and QR joining keep the room moving, while rate limits and resilient reconnection handle the messy parts.

Try the reaction experiment
CodEd / An idea is a starting point04
01   Make something02   Break something03   Learn something
40+languages.
One playground.
hello.js JavaScript
01const idea = 'what if?';0203function build(idea) {04 return learn(idea);05}0607build(idea);
CONSOLE

Every great build starts here.

Hackathon winner
Interface study
Code education / React + Node.js

CodEd↗

04

Less setup. More discovery. A browser-based learning platform with secure code execution in over 40 programming languages.

Judge0MongoDBHackathon winner
Inside the build

A React, Node.js, and MongoDB platform for learning, writing, and running code. Judge0 provides secure execution across more than 40 languages, bringing the coding workflow directly into the browser.

Explore the source on GitHub
Built out of curiosity. Refined by use.More on GitHub
02 /The person behind the systems
Siddharth Singh by the Brooklyn Bridge at night
Siddharth, off the clock.NYC ↗

I care about
the parts you
don’t see.

The provisioning that finishes before you notice. The connection that recovers without a fuss. The complexity that never reaches the person using it.

I’m Siddharth, a software engineer working where distributed systems meet product craft. I build for reliability, but I care just as much about how the result feels.

Siddharth.The full story
2023—24

Carnegie Mellon University

Master of Information Systems Management

4.07/4 GPA · Dean’s List · Highest Distinction
2019—23

Vellore Institute of Technology

B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering

9.00/10 GPA
03 /In production

Real systems.
Real stakes.

Enterprise cloud infrastructure.
Early-stage product foundations.

Feb 2025 — PresentTysons Corner, VA

MicroStrategy

Software Engineer

Making enterprise cloud platforms faster to provision, simpler to operate, and less expensive to run.

53% faster provisioning70% lower environment costs
What I shipped
  • Decoupled telemetry from install workflows, reducing provisioning time by 53% and application upgrade time by 75%.
  • Built automated diagnostics with daily telemetry, S3 uploads, Lambda anomaly detection, and Microsoft Teams alerts.
  • Created multi-tenant onboarding infrastructure that reduced environment provisioning and maintenance costs by 70%.
  • Implemented S3 archival and on-demand rehydration workflows, cutting storage costs by 46%.
  • Moved diagnostics to push-based deployments to accelerate releases and reduce engineering overhead.
Jun 2024 — Aug 2024Hollywood, CA

Hyphenova

Software Engineer Intern

Laying the groundwork for a product to grow—from backend architecture to a single cross-platform experience.

What I shipped
  • Redesigned backend architecture and database modeling with containerized Supabase, reducing deployment costs to near zero.
  • Built a unified React Native codebase for iOS, Android, and web.
  • Established API infrastructure and early architecture decisions for a scalable product foundation.
The working set

Right tool.
Right problem.

Languages

Java · Python · Go · Swift · Dart

Backend

Spring Boot · gRPC · GraphQL · REST · Kafka · FastAPI · Flask · SQL · Redis · MongoDB

Infrastructure

Docker · Kubernetes · Jenkins · AWS · GCP · Azure · Terraform · Helm

Workflow & AI

Cursor · Copilot · Claude Code · Git · GitHub · Confluence · Jira

04 /A little less seriousInspired by Buzzer
Reaction lab / Interactive

All this talk
about speed.

Let’s see yours. Start the test, wait for the green signal, then hit the pad. Too soon? That’s a false start.

01 Start the test.02 Wait for green.03 Click, tap, or press Space.
The challenge: under 250 ms.
System idleAttempt 00
Latest—
Session best—

Press the pad to get started.

Good things start with a conversation.05 / Say hello

What’s next?

siddharthsingh3700@gmail.com
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