I write code, break it, fix it, and ship no-nonsense products that survive production.
Full-stack engineer. Performance tuner. Part-time JS wrestler.
Software Engineer
I'm Abhinav Singh, a software engineer from Bhopal who somehow gets paid to argue with computers. I build things people actually use, mostly React, Next.js and TypeScript up front, and Node.js, Go and PostgreSQL behind the curtain where the real drama happens.
By day I'm a Software Engineer at Odenkirk. By night, because sleep is overrated, I run Mantrix, a small studio for web apps and SaaS, and build open-source tools like Nirik, which reviews your pull requests so you can stop pretending you read them, and Netra, which sets up a whole observability stack with one command. I also write about system design, performance and the JavaScript stuff everyone quietly googles (yes, you too).
- role
- Software Engineer @ Odenkirk
- founder
- Mantrix
- based
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
- focus
- Web apps, developer tools, system design
- writes
- imabhinav.dev/blog
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Side Quests & Shipped Builds
Where I've Shipped Code
Software Engineer
activeOdenkirk
Promoted from "the intern who asks questions" to "the developer everyone asks questions." Now responsible for building scalable applications, debugging things I definitely didn't break (probably), and turning coffee into production-ready software. I spend my days designing systems, optimising performance, and occasionally convincing TypeScript that everything is under control.
Software Developer Intern
Stackmentalist
Spent two months discovering that software development is 10% coding and 90% figuring out why the code that worked yesterday suddenly doesn't work today. Contributed to real projects, shipped features, fixed bugs, learned modern development practices, and mastered the ancient art of searching error messages on the internet faster than anyone else.
Software Engineer Intern
Odenkirk
Got my first taste of real-world software development, where deadlines are real, bugs have personalities, and "it works on my machine" is not considered a valid deployment strategy. Collaborated with talented developers, participated in code reviews, embraced Agile workflows, and learned that the best code is usually the code you don't have to rewrite next week.
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Let's Build Something Meaningful
Open to collaborations, freelance work, and interesting ideas. Boring ones too, if the budget is exciting.
Building something cool, or stuck on a bug that makes no sense? Either way, let's talk.