Vetted C++ Professionals

Saikrishna Chandhrasekhar

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Entry-Level Software Engineer specializing in systems, web development, and applied cryptography

College Station, TX

“Worked on CI/CD for a project called NXTFolio, including writing acceptance tests in Cucumber. Also collaborated with customers/operators via weekly check-ins to understand needs and align technical work to requirements.”

Chuangyu Xu

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Entry-Level Software Engineer specializing in Java backend and distributed systems

New York, NY

“Built and shipped a production AI mock-interview platform where an LLM “interviewer” generates role-specific questions, runs multi-turn follow-ups, and outputs structured scoring/feedback using RAG. Demonstrates strong production-readiness practices (Prometheus/Grafana monitoring, retries/timeouts, fallback models/templates, schema validation, replay-based debugging) and achieved 99%+ availability with ~40% higher session completion. Also has experience integrating agents with messy SAP/ERP-style data sources using a data middleware layer, cleaning/validation, and idempotent write safeguards.”

“Computer science capstone project: built a UE5 VR campus virtual-tour simulator using Blueprint scripting, including trigger-box interactions that display building/department info. Spent significant time in QA/playtesting to reduce motion sickness and improve UX, and handled a challenging asset pipeline by converting/optimizing high-detail AutoCAD/scan-derived building models via Blender—ultimately creating a custom plugin to help with conversion.”

“Unity/C# developer with hands-on ownership of a core, sample-accurate audio looping system for an audio-driven game, including syncing multiple tracks and driving character animations from audio events. Also has mocap animation cleanup/blending experience, broad exposure to multiplayer stacks (Photon/Mirror/Unity Netcode/gRPC), and is currently exploring local/on-device LLM gameplay integration with a focus on designing around latency.”

“Engineering leader focused on developer platforms and open-source frameworks/SDKs, with strong community and release-engineering chops. Drove major reliability and DX improvements (30–50% faster release cycles; 2–3x repeat contributors; ~50% faster onboarding) and led an incremental Python monolith to TypeScript event-driven migration using Protobuf contracts, feature flags, and a plugin architecture to preserve backward compatibility.”

“Computer Science master’s graduate (UIUC) who built and tuned progression systems for a disaster-response board game turned digital (Resilient Community), including hazard ramp mechanics and difficulty modes. Also created a telemetry/analytics pipeline for classroom-use gameplay insights and applied mathematical constraints to ensure solvable randomized puzzle gameplay.”