Full Stack Software EngineerRust Enthusiast

Hi, I'm Dibbayajyoti! I’m a Full Stack Software Engineer based in Agartala, India, currently working at Yupcha Softwares Pvt. Ltd. I focus on shipping production-grade SaaS platforms, integrating REST APIs, and building cutting-edge user-facing dashboards. Beyond engineering, I have a deep interest in web performance, Core Web Vitals, and modern design systems.

Since July 2025, I've been working across engineering teams to automate operational workflows and build systems for HR, employee management, and AI-driven interviewing. I thrive on solving complex infrastructure problems and delivering seamless user experiences.

I'm proficient in TypeScript, React, Next.js, and Node.js. I also explore high-performance backend tools like HonoJS, ElysiaJS, and Rust. I use Docker for containerization and Git/Linux for my daily development workflow. I believe that a new framework a day keeps stagnation away.

I've been fortunate to win several competitions, including the NITA Arjuna 2.0 National Hackathon (2025) and the Technovate Project Exhibition. I was also the 1st Runner-Up in the NITA–ISRO Space Hackathon (2024).

My goal is to build software that is both robust and efficient. Rust has completely transformed my approach to engineering, moving me from just building "web apps" to designing reliable systems. I'd love to contribute to core infrastructure projects, high-performance engines, or any challenge that requires deep technical precision.

I started my journey with a curiosity for how things are built, which led me to a B.Tech in Computer Science at ICFAI University Tripura. Web development allows me to design things and share them with anyone, anywhere, instantly. Web always wins.

I have a deep appreciation for Rust as a systems programming language. It's truly a Swiss Army knife—whether it's low-level hardware control, building high-performance 3D game engines, or developing blazingly fast backend services, Rust delivers both safety and speed without compromise.

The strict compiler, the ownership model, and the zero-cost abstractions make it a joy to work with once you master it. I believe Rust is the future of infrastructure, and I'm constantly exploring its potential in edge computing and real-time systems.