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Hello Dev Community 👋
Vibudh Sharma · 2026-06-23 · via DEV Community

Vibudh Sharma

Hello Dev Community 👋

Hi everyone,

I'm Vibudh, a software engineer from India who enjoys building things with code and constantly learning new technologies.

I have graduated with a degree in Computer Science, and over the last few years I've spent most of my time working on backend systems, artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, and software products. I've built everything from AI-powered assistants and retrieval systems to automation platforms and scalable web applications. What excites me the most is taking an idea and turning it into something that people can actually use.

A lot of my recent work has been around AI. I've worked on projects involving large language models, machine learning pipelines, retrieval-augmented generation systems, and intelligent automation. At the same time, I enjoy the engineering side of things just as much. Designing APIs, working with databases, deploying applications to the cloud, and solving performance problems are the kinds of challenges I genuinely enjoy.

So why am I here?

I've always liked writing.

Whenever I learn something interesting, solve a difficult bug, build a new project, or discover a better way to do something, I usually end up taking notes about it. Writing helps me organize my thoughts and understand topics more deeply. Over time, I realized that those notes might also help someone else who's learning the same things.

That's what brings me to this platform.

I think this is one of the best places for developers to share knowledge. There are people here from different backgrounds, working on different technologies, but everyone is connected by the same curiosity to build, learn, and improve. I've personally learned a lot from articles written by other developers, and now I'd like to contribute back to the community.

Through my posts, I'll be sharing things I'm working on, lessons I've learned while building projects, experiences with AI and software engineering, system design concepts, cloud technologies, and sometimes even mistakes that taught me valuable lessons.

I'm still learning every day, and I don't claim to have all the answers. This blog is simply a place where I can document my journey, share what I discover, and connect with other people who enjoy building things.

If you're interested in AI, software engineering, startups, backend development, cloud technologies, or just enjoy discussing tech in general, feel free to say hello.

Looking forward to learning from all of you and contributing to the community.

Thanks for reading!