About Me

 

Hello, my name is Manisha Kumari, aka (bugsfounder), I'm a passionate Software Engineer and Web Developer skilled in modern technologies like React, Next.js, Go, Python, C++, Java, and FastAPI. I focus on building clean, efficient, and scalable applications with great user experiences. Currently, I'm working as a React Developer at RedNeuronLab, contributing to dynamic UI design and performance optimization. Alongside that, I'm training with Sure Trust to further enhance my full-stack development skills.

Experience

React Developer at RedNeuronLab 

Developing responsive and modern web applications using React, TailwindCSS, and REST APIs. Collaborating with backend teams for efficient data flow and optimized UI performance. Implementing reusable components and improving UI accessibility. 

Java DSA Intern at Sure Trust (Ends in Dec 2025) 

Working on real-time projects to strengthen frontend and backend integration. Learning industry-level workflows, API development, and deployment practices. 

Software Developer — Raut Innovations (2021 – 2023)

Built and maintained websites using React and Go as backend, Python (Django), and MongoDB, and also contributed to CPP modules. Improved code maintainability through clean architecture and modular components. Contributed to automation scripts and data management tasks.

Skills and Expertise

  • JavaScript (React, Next.js, Node.js)
  • Python (Django)
  • Go
  • C, C++
  • Database Management (SQL, MongoDB)
  • Version Control (Git)
  • Docker Containers
  • Java DSA and Springboot (JDBC)

Projects and Achievements

I have worked on several exciting projects, including:

  • Lino (Linux PowerToys Alternative) — full productivity suite for Linux.
  • PlayWithText (Advanced Text Editor) — Notepad-like app with text manipulation tools (case switchers, formatting, etc.). 
  • Spotify Music Recommendation System — ML-based song recommendation using Spotify dataset. 
  • Quick Launcher (Lino Submodule) — system-wide app launcher with Ctrl+Space shortcut.
  • Others

Personal Interests

When I'm not coding, I enjoy:

  • Playing games, Like: BGMI, FreeFire, Chess and Ludo.
  • Exploring new technologies and staying updated with industry trends.
  • Reading tech blogs and books on software development.
  • Spending time with friends and family.

Social Media

Feel free to get in touch with me at:

Email: bugsfounder2021@gmail.com

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