
Divyansh2026
Open to SWE internships & entry-level roles
Meerut, India · Remote or relocation
Divyansh Garg — Full-Stack Developer
Full-Stack Developer (React · Node · MongoDB). I ship production code, not just tutorials.
B.Tech CSE 2027 · Graphic Era Hill University

About01
Interface toinfrastructure,end to end.
I build full-stack products from the interface down to the backend, and I go looking for the engineering problems no tutorial covers. When I wanted to understand how languages actually work, I didn't read about it — I wrote GravLang, an interpreted language in Python with its own lexer, parser, AST and tree-walking interpreter.
That instinct runs through everything: TalkSpace, a real-time platform with cookie-based JWT auth, Google sign-in and 1:1 video calls; Playdex, a desktop app now on the Microsoft Store; a PHP/MySQL billing system with a live demo on a normalised six-table schema; a Shopify storefront I shipped end to end for a luxury jewelry brand in my first paid engineering role.
I'm a B.Tech CSE student at Graphic Era Hill University (8.5/10 GPA) graduating in 2027, and I teach frontend fundamentals to new developers at Blaze Forge. Right now I'm looking for a team where I can ship real product from day one.
- Public repos
- 28
- GPA / 10
- 8.5
- B.Tech CSE
- 2027
Specimengravlang/core/parser.py
Precedence isn’t a table.It’s the call order.
Recursive descent, one method per level of precedence, each one calling the level above it before it builds anything.
Because _add_sub resolves _mul_div first, a multiplication is already a finished subtree by the time the + is considered. Nothing enforces that — it falls out of the shape of the calls.
def _add_sub(self): left = self._mul_div() while self._current().type in ("PLUS", "MINUS"): op_tok = self._advance() op = "+" if op_tok.type == "PLUS" else "-" right = self._mul_div() left = ast.BinOp(left=left, op=op, right=right, line=op_tok.line) return leftSelected work02
Things I
shipped.
8 of 28 public repositories, 4 of them in depth. A real-time platform, a language, a storefront for a paying client and a desktop app on the Microsoft Store — picked because each one taught me something the next one needed.
More projects
- 05CIPHERAI assistant
- 06Public Utility ManagementBilling system
- 07GitHub FinderData dashboard
- 08SolarExplorerCSS experiment
github.com/Divyansh3105
Path03
Where I've
been.
Jul 2026 — Present
Blaze Forge
Dehradun
Frontend Development Instructor
Teaching HTML, CSS and JavaScript to aspiring developers — breaking core web fundamentals into practical lessons and building debugging instincts that stick.
- Turning core web fundamentals into lessons that hold up under real projects
- Coaching debugging technique rather than memorised fixes
- Teaching
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
Mar 2026 — May 2026
Kesav Diamond
Dehradun
Full Stack Engineer
Shipped a production Shopify storefront for a luxury diamond-jewelry brand: responsive UI/UX aligned to the brand's premium direction, restructured product and collection pages, and cross-device QA.
- Designed and built a responsive custom storefront matching a luxury brand direction
- Configured payment gateway, shipping and tax rules for a streamlined checkout
- Worked directly with the client from discovery through to live deployment
- Shopify
- Responsive
- UI/UX
- eCommerce
Aug 2023 — Jul 2027
Graphic Era Hill University
Dehradun
B.Tech, Computer Science
Computer Science undergraduate carrying an 8.5/10 GPA. Coursework in systems, databases and algorithms — most of which ends up as something I build and put online.
- 8.5 / 10 cumulative GPA
- Focus on systems, databases, algorithms and REST API design
- Coursework carried into shipped projects: TalkSpace, GravLang, the utility billing system
- CSE
- GPA 8.5/10
- Systems
- Databases
Courses
- AWS Cloud Practitioner EssentialsAmazon Web Services · 2026
- Generative AI: Introduction and ApplicationsIBM · 2025
- Fundamentals of UI/UX DesignMicrosoft · 2025
- Claude 101Anthropic · 2025
Skills04
What I
reach for.
Three areas of competence rather than one flat wall of nouns. Every tool here is one I've built with, in a project or in coursework — not one I've only read about.
Languages07
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Python
- Java
- C / C++
- PHP
- SQL
Frontend08
- React
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
- GSAP
- Zustand
- TanStack Query
- PWA
- Shopify Liquid
Backend & tooling08
- Node.js
- Express
- FastAPI
- REST APIs
- MongoDB
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- Git & GitHub Actions