Saksham Gupta
A systems engineer turning complex distributed chaos and low-level code into elegant, predictable reality.
At my core, I am drawn to the mechanics of software: how it compiles and runs. My interests sit at the intersection of backend systems, platform architecture, and distributed systems, where I enjoy turning complex problems into clean, extensible abstractions.
I like understanding systems by recreating them. When I want to learn how something works, I explore it through hands-on projects, whether that means writing a 32-bit UNIX clone kernel from scratch, building custom parsers, or digging into runtime internals. Currently, I am digging deep into distributed systems and reading Designing Data-Intensive Applications.
This blog is where I document and write about these deep dives.