B.Tech — Electronics & Telecommunications
Mumbai University
The electrical + CS overlap on purpose: signal processing, embedded systems, digital design and communication theory. Day job while the terminal runs in the background.
aditya — Systems & Backend Developer; electronics engineering student; AUR maintainer; founder of @TheCodeVerseHub.
$whoami → Aditya Verma. Electronics & Telecom engineering student at Mumbai University, based in Mumbai, India (IST, UTC+05:30).
Codes at the low level: C, C++ and Rust for systems work; Python for backend services, bots and data. Skims datasheets for fun, flashes ESP32s on a breadboard, and reads register maps like bedtime stories.
A heavy user of Linux (Arch daily-driver, plus a Void-based EclipseLinux pet distro), a maintainer in the Arch User Repository, a tinkerer in the Wayland ecosystem (niri, dotfiles, a compositor experiment), and a believer that web tech is one tool in the box — not the identity.
Maintains @TheCodeVerseHub, an open community that builds and ships software together. Learns by doing: Code. Study. Research. Repeat.. Long-term: AI × embedded, useful software, and giving back to FOSS.
education(7) · experience(5) · toolchain(1) · projects(1) · notes(1) — same system, different man pages.
Mumbai University
The electrical + CS overlap on purpose: signal processing, embedded systems, digital design and communication theory. Day job while the terminal runs in the background.
Arch Linux User Repository
Packaging and maintaining packages for Arch Linux. Keeps the daily-driver distro fed with software, and gives back to the FOSS ecosystem one PKGBUILD at a time.
solo → youngcoder45 · @TheCodeVerseHub
Systems, tools and embedded projects shipped publicly. From C/esp32 firmware to Rust Wayland tooling, Python bots and ML experiments — all on github.
open community for sharers & builders
A community that builds and ships software together — workshops, projects and mutual debugging sessions over Discord.
>_ want the short version? Run man aditya in the
terminal on the index page, or skip ahead to
~/contact.