recent grad | OSS contributor | web developer | hackathon winner

Selected as Major League Hacking’s (MLH - US based organization) Top 50 Hackers in 2022. Out of the 150,000 students who participated in hackathons and community events, my story was one of 50 that was recognized on this list due to my projects and impact on other students in the community.

Won in 8 hackathons: HACKD3WC by Duke’s Fuqua School of Business, MakeUC 2021 by IEEE, Faber Web3 Hackathon 2022, Metrohacks 2021, PittChallenge Hackathon 2021, HackUMBC Hackathon, MLH Orientation Hackathon, Kent Hack Enough 2021

MLH Fellowship Fall 2022 Open Source track participant.

• Chosen in the group of 100 out of 4000 applicants in a fully remote, 12-week internship where participants earn a stipend and learn to collaborate on real open source projects with peers and engineers from top companies. Contributed to open-source software with more than 15 million weekly downloads at the time

Winner of Top 5 Success Stories Contest organized by IT Park Uzbekistan - government body responsible for promoting and developing IT in Uzbekistan

I have actively participated in the open-source community through my work with MLH, contributing to the open source ‘eslint-plugin-import’ project with more than 15 million weekly downloads. My contributions have included troubleshooting reported bugs, improving test case coverage, and implementing new features.

My recent hobby is running my blog on software engineering with tutorials. I have written blog posts about performance optimization when rendering map with 12,000+ points using Elixir Task.async_stream, LiveView, and Leaflet.js, and 4x websocket message size reduction with zlib and base64 encoding