Purvansh Parmar
Platform Engineer. Building scalable systems and optimized data pipelines.
I'm a software engineer focused on backend systems, cloud architecture and high-throughput data processing.
I design event-driven services on AWS, ship Python and Java microservices, and tune pipelines that move millions of records without breaking a sweat. Outside of code, I write, mentor, and contribute to open source.
Identity
Work
Platform Engineer
Herald Logic Pvt. Ltd. (now Wonderlend Hubs) · Udaipur, India / 2022 to Present
Backend systems, cloud architecture and high-performance data pipelines. Designing, shipping and operating services that move millions of records. Travelled on-site to Kuala Lumpur representing the technical team and enabled fast project turnaround.
Projects
FoodNeverComes
Order the food, skip the bill. 259 dishes across 18 cuisines, 60-second flash deals and group orders you can split with friends — then a call from the rider explaining there was never any food. Co-built with Anshul Sharma; self-funded and ad-free.
TripNeverLeaves
Book the whole trip — flights, seat selection, hotel, dining — and get a boarding pass with a live countdown. The plane never leaves. All the anticipation of travel, none of the airport.
AI Search Tracker
Captures the web search queries ChatGPT and Claude actually run and every source they open — then reports whether your domain was retrieved, cited, and at what position. Hooks the browsing stream from inside the page; everything stays in local storage.
Education
- M.B.M. Engineering College, Jodhpur B.E. · Computer Science, 2019 — 2022
- Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic, Udaipur Diploma · Computer Science, 2016 — 2019
Press
Covered by 32 publications across ten countries, including CBC Radio, The Times, Fast Company, China Daily, The Paper, La Vanguardia, Psychology Today, Korea JoongAng Daily. The full list with links is on the press page.
Recent writing
- Nine ways to work on files that live on another machine, ranked by small-file cost
- Six secret scanners against sixteen planted credentials, and what each one walked past
- Uber's agent stack taken apart, and the part its write-up leaves out
- Seven self-hosted AI agents, with the numbers pulled from the API not the blog posts
- Six vector stores, compared on how many vectors the free tier really holds