Practical projects
Building software, exploring automation, and revisiting earlier projects to improve how they work and how they're built.
LOKESH CHAUHAN
I build things to understand how they work
I'm a Computer Science student who learns by experimenting, solving problems, and exploring what happens beneath the surface. From software and Linux to networking and automation, I'm interested in understanding how things fit together—and building practical things along the way.
CURRENTLY
What I'm working on.
Systems & infrastructure
Developing my understanding of Linux administration, networking, Git and GitHub, cloud fundamentals, AWS, Docker, and scripting.
How things work
Experimenting with unfamiliar tools, troubleshooting problems, and understanding the systems behind the software I use.
SELECTED WORK
Things I've built
A selection of projects from my journey through software, automation, and connected systems. Each one represents something I wanted to explore, solve, or understand better.
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A computer science student with a systems mindset
I'm studying Computer Science and Engineering, with interests spanning software development, Linux, networking, cybersecurity, and infrastructure. I enjoy moving between writing code and understanding the environment it runs in—from debugging an application to tracing how systems communicate. I'm building my skills through personal projects, hands-on experiments, and continuous learning, with the goal of becoming an engineer who can reason about systems as well as build them.
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Have a project idea, want to discuss something technical, or simply want to connect? I'd be happy to hear from you.
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