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SHT 01/06 — Title Block

Rahul Sharma

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TitleSoftware Engineer
Drawn byR. Sharma
CurrentIT TECHNICIAN — GMU ENGINEERING
Rev33bce64
Date2026-07-21
Scale1:1
SEEKING FULL-TIME — DEC 2026

SHT 02/06 — Drawings — Selected Work

Fig. 01

JUL 2025

Vidya LMS

  1. 01UI — REACT/TS DASHBOARDS
  2. 02AUTH — SUPABASE RBAC
  3. 03DATA — POSTGRESQL SCHEMA
  4. 04STORAGE — AZURE BLOB

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A canvas-style learning management system where moderators create courses, assign instructors, and manage enrollments. Role-based access spans users, instructors, moderators, and admins via Supabase auth; course materials — PDFs, videos, quizzes — live in Azure Blob Storage over a relational PostgreSQL schema. The React/TypeScript frontend serves dynamic dashboards, assignment tracking, and calendar-based progress views.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Supabase
  • Azure Blob Storage
  • PostgreSQL
Rev pending — demo on request

Fig. 02

DEC 2024

XPen$e

  1. 01CAPTURE — NFC/EMV MERCHANT READ
  2. 02CONTEXT — GOOGLE MAPS LOOKUP
  3. 03MODEL — PERPLEXITY RECOMMENDATION
  4. 04ACCOUNT — AUTH0 + SUPABASE

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XPen$e wallet app — personal credit cards screen
Printed reproduction — not to scale

A wallet app that answers one question at the register: which card? Merchant data is read over NFC/EMV, located via the Google Maps API, and fed to a Perplexity AI model that recommends the card maximizing rewards for that purchase. Auth0 handles authentication; Supabase stores card metadata; the frontend is Next.js.

  • Next.js
  • Supabase
  • Auth0
  • NFC
  • Google Maps API
  • Perplexity AI
Rev pending — demo on request

Fig. 03

TripPlanner

  1. 01UI — REACT / NEXT.JS
  2. 02SYNC — GOOGLE CALENDAR API
  3. 03PLACES — GOOGLE MAPS API
  4. 04DATA — FIREBASE

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TripPlanner — date search with calendar view
Printed reproduction — not to scale

A day-planning web app that syncs with your calendar and fills the gaps: given the events you already have, it suggests nearby restaurants between them using the Google Maps and Calendar APIs. Built with React, TypeScript, and Next.js on Firebase, with Auth0 authentication.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • Firebase
  • Auth0
  • Google Maps API
Rev pending — demo on request

Fig. 04

SynchroCode

  1. 01EDITOR — QUILL.JS SURFACE
  2. 02TRANSPORT — WEBSOCKETS
  3. 03SERVER — NODE.JS FAN-OUT
  4. 04STORE — FIREBASE

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SynchroCode — collaborative editor with live chat
Printed reproduction — not to scale

A web-based code editor built for seamless collaboration: edits propagate to every participant in real time over WebSockets. A Node.js backend fans out changes, Quill.js drives the editing surface, and Firebase handles persistence.

  • Node.js
  • WebSockets
  • Quill.js
  • Firebase
Rev pending — demo on request

SHT 03/06 — Specification — Bill of Materials

Technical skills grouped by category
LanguagesJava · Python · C/C++ · Kotlin · JavaScript · TypeScript · PHP
Web & AppReact · Next.js · Angular.js · Django · Flask · FastAPI · Bootstrap · .NET · RESTful APIs
LibrariesNode.js · TensorFlow · NumPy · JUnit
DatabasesSQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL) · MongoDB · Redis · Firebase · Supabase · Vector Databases · Convex
Cloud & DevOpsAWS (EC2, S3) · Microsoft Azure · Git · Linux

SHT 04/06 — Revision History — Experience

  1. REV CMAY 2025

    Founding Engineer — TheCollegeTech

    • Architected a Learning Management System end-to-end: Supabase auth, account management, and role-based access control.
    • Course creation, enrollment, and content-management workflows on a TypeScript/React + Django REST stack with paginated, filtered SQL queries, maintained at 95% uptime.
    • Authored API documentation, implemented CI/CD with automated testing, conducted code reviews.
  2. REV BJUN 2023 — PRESENT

    IT Technician, College of Engineering — George Mason University

    • Automation scripts (Python, Bash, PowerShell) for Windows/macOS/Linux, automating deployment across 450+ lab computers.
    • Custom Linux server configurations and documentation that cut recurring support tickets by 30%; 99% uptime across 15–20 labs.
    • Internal ticketing tools improving average resolution time by 40% for 200+ faculty and staff.
  3. REV AAUG 2022

    B.S. Computer Science — enrolled — George Mason University

    • Initial release. See education detail block.

SHT 05/06 — Detail View — The Engineer

Portrait of Rahul Sharma
  • 01LEETCODE: REGULAR PRACTICE
  • 02INTERESTS: SYSTEM DESIGN · AI · DISTRIBUTED · LOW-LEVEL
  • 03OFF-HOURS: VIDEO GAMES · PHILOSOPHY

I'm Rahul — a CS senior at George Mason and, most recently, founding engineer at TheCollegeTech, where I designed systems and then lived with my decisions. I care about interfaces that feel considered, backends that don't fall over, and the space where the two meet.

Between classes and shifts keeping 450+ lab machines alive, I'm usually deep in LeetCode or reading about system design, AI, distributed systems, and low-level programming. Off the clock: video games and philosophy — usually not at the same time.

SHT 06/06 — Sign-Off — Release

This design is released for interview.

Approved
rs.rahul1@outlook.com
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Set in Archivo & Martian Mono. Drafted with Next.js 16 + Motion.

End of set — 06/06 · REV 33bce64