About Me

I'm Addya Mishra, a developer driven by curiosity and the desire to solve complex problems. With a strong foundation in competitive programming, I've transitioned into building scalable web applications and exploring the frontiers of artificial intelligence.

My journey has been marked by continuous learning and practical application. Whether it's optimizing algorithms, architecting cloud-based systems, or training machine learning models, I bring the same level of precision and dedication to every project.

I believe in writing clean, maintainable code and fostering collaborative engineering cultures. Beyond code, I enjoy sharing knowledge through technical writing and mentoring emerging developers.

Skills & Expertise

Competitive Programming

  • Data Structures
  • Algorithms
  • Problem Solving
  • Dynamic Programming
  • Graph Theory
  • LeetCode 4-Star

Web Development

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Node.js
  • Express
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB

AI / Machine Learning

  • TensorFlow
  • PyTorch
  • Scikit-learn
  • NLP
  • Computer Vision
  • Python
  • Data Analysis

Achievements

Competitive Programming

Top 100 ranking in national programming contests

Open Source Contributions

Active contributor to 10+ open source projects

Technical Blogging

50+ articles published on web development and algorithms

Speaking Experience

Speaker at 5+ tech conferences and webinars

Project Leadership

Led development of 3 production-grade applications

Community Building

Mentored 20+ junior developers and organized coding workshops

Fun Facts

Coffee & Code

I'm powered by strong coffee and the excitement of solving problems. Can debug code with my eyes closed (not recommended).

Lifelong Learner

Currently exploring the intersection of AI and web development. Learning new technologies is my favorite hobby.

Open Source Advocate

Passionate about contributing to open source projects and building tools that help the developer community.

Always Optimizing

I optimize everything—code, processes, and even my setup. Time complexity matters, always.