SWAYAM
RUPAREL
Building production-ready software, AI systems, developer tools, and hardware projects.
At a Glance
- 01.Build for production.
- 02.Optimize for maintainability.
- 03.Design before implementation.
- 04.Automate repetitive work.
- 05.Ship, iterate, improve.
Technologies & Systems
Core frameworks, languages, databases, and engineering tools I build with.
Frontend
7 TechnologiesBackend & Systems
6 TechnologiesCloud & Databases
5 TechnologiesAI & Automation
4 TechnologiesTools & Infrastructure
5 TechnologiesFEATURED PROJECTS
Building software people actually use.
TestReady.in
Intelligent quantitative strategy research platform for options traders.

Department Internship Project
Engineering automation & operational tracking portal for academic department workflows.

Selected Works & Systems
Production platforms, IoT gateways, physics simulation engines, and low-level C code.

Smart Bedroom Hub
Hardware-repurposed home automation gateway with Cloudflare, Telegram & Siri control.

MedSync
Cross-platform healthcare management system with multi-role sync & IEEE paper.

F1 Strategy Simulator
Physics-based Formula 1 race strategy engine with tyre degradation models.

ShatterBlocks
Retro brick breaker game built from scratch in C using SDL2 graphics & audio buffers.
Leadership & Governance
Treasurer
Managing financial operations, council budget allocation, and operational logistics for major college-wide engineering events and technical summits.
Deputy PR Head
Led public relations, campus communications, and cross-team outreach for sustainability initiatives and college environmental drives.
Who I Am
I build software by shipping products. I believe the best way to understand systems—whether it's a quantitative options backtester, a low-level C game loop, or an IoT hardware bridge—is to take an idea all the way to a working, deployed solution.
Currently pursuing my B.Tech in Computer Engineering at FCRIT, I spend my time outside coursework designing tools that solve practical problems. I don't build tutorial apps; I build software I actually use or put into the hands of real users.
What drives me isn't just code syntax—it's product ownership. I enjoy figuring out why a problem matters, architecting a clean system to solve it, and refining the user experience until it feels effortless.
Lately, I've been studying distributed systems, container orchestration with Kubernetes, and exploring how AI agents and edge automation can streamline real-world workflows.