Currently focusing on Backend engineering, System Design, and mastering Data Structures & Algorithms.
🚀 Open to Backend / SWE internships (2026) & meaningful open‑source collaboration.
class AbiteshPabbulate:
def __init__(self):
self.location = "NIT Rourkela, Odisha, India"
self.education = "B.Tech in Computer Science"
self.current_focus = "Backend Engineering & System Design"
self.tech_stack = ["Python", "Django", "PostgreSQL", "Redis", "Celery", "C++ (DSA)"]
self.future_goals = [
"Build production-grade backend systems",
"Master distributed systems and high-scale architecture",
]
self.learning_style = "Project-based learning"
def say_hi(self):
print("Thanks for checking out my profile. Let's build something cool.")
me = AbiteshPabbulate()
me.say_hi()💡 I like taking ideas from "this would be useful" to working backend services you can actually run.
Languages
Backend & Frameworks
Databases, Caching & DevOps
| Project | Description | Tech Stack |
|---|---|---|
| Linkship | A production-grade URL shortener with custom aliases, QR code generation, geolocation tracking, deep click analytics, and a JWT-secured REST API. | Django, DRF, PostgreSQL, Redis, Celery, Docker, Railway |
| TeamSync | A team task manager with filters, priorities, "days left / overdue" logic, and a Notion‑style task table UI. | Django, SQLite, HTML/CSS |
| Django Blog Practice | Hands‑on implementation of a Django blog following Corey's playlist, used to learn views, models, auth, and templates. | Django, Python |
I use personal projects to practice real backend patterns (CRUD, async task queues, REST APIs, analytics pipelines) before applying them to larger systems.1
💬 Let's talk about backend design, Django, async task pipelines, or how to grow small student projects into serious portfolio pieces.
If something here interests you, feel free to open an issue, submit a PR, or just ping me on LinkedIn.
Footnotes
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Personal projects are one of the strongest signals for students without full-time experience—they show initiative and practical skills. ↩