Hi, I'm Vamshi — a software engineer who enjoys working on complex distributed systems problems and building AI-powered applications on top of them.

I started out with web applications, which gave me a strong foundation in how users interact with software. Over time, my interests shifted toward the harder parts of systems: streaming platforms, microservices, data pipelines, and the infrastructure needed to run them reliably at scale.

I've worked at Amazon, Striim, and Dassault Systèmes, and contributed to research published in Nature Communications and SIGMOD. Today, my work mainly focuses on designing and operating distributed systems, building AI-driven applications and automation, and creating systems that are reliable, observable, and performant at scale.

I'm especially interested in the kinds of entropy that show up in large systems — partial failures, inconsistent state, noisy signals, and unpredictable workloads — and in designing software that stays understandable and dependable despite that complexity.

I enjoy working end-to-end, from APIs and user-facing tools to backend services and infrastructure, and I care deeply about building systems that are correct, resilient, and easy to reason about in production.

Here are a few technologies I've been working with recently: