Yashraj

Full-stack Engineer | TypeScript, AI & Backend Systems
Building · Context · Infra · Data

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

I'm currently looking for a full-time remote role as a Full Stack Engineer, Backend Engineer, or AI Engineer, with a strong focus on backend, APIs, RAG and system design.

I've spent the last few years learning by building real products and solving real engineering problems.

Some of the things I've built:
- QIndex-RAG - researched and built a retrieval approach around question generation, embeddings, reranking and structured ingestion to improve how RAG systems find relevant information.

- PixEarn - built and operated a creator platform that reached 2,200+ creators, 5,000+ artworks and 6M+ impressions. This taught me a lot about production systems, scaling, APIs and building for real users.

- CreatorJot - built a content repurposing product with asynchronous processing, queues, databases and backend workflows.

- Regify and STL - projects where I pushed into different engineering problems and learned more about product development, system design and implementation.

Along the way, I've worked with things like:

Backend architecture
API design
PostgreSQL
Redis
Background jobs and queues
System design
AI / RAG systems
Full-stack product development

I'm currently going deeper into RAG architecture, retrieval systems, agentic systems and system design.

One thing I've learned from building all of this is that I really enjoy taking something I don't fully understand yet, studying it, breaking the problem down, and figuring out how to build it properly.

I'm now looking for a strong engineering team where I can contribute, learn from experienced engineers and work on difficult backend and AI problems.

I'm open to remote full-time opportunities.

I've also attached a short recording of my portfolio and some of the things I've built.

If you're hiring for this kind of role, I'd be happy to connect.

#fullstackengineer

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@punyakrit_22 Happened to me as well most of the time

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@hardikhs2806 connections are always better way to either land your first job or client

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

Solandra got its first client within just 3 days of launch.

And working with real client websites immediately exposed problems I wouldn't have found by just building alone.

For the last few weeks, I've been fully focused on https://t.co/m91Qq8nyu8:
- talking with clients
- understanding their requirements
- getting feedback
- shipping based on real problems

A few things I've added recently:
- Actions for the AI support agent
- PDF support
- Better website crawling

One of my favorite updates is the crawler.

Solandra already supports JS-rendered websites using @getcontextdev.

But I found a problem.

A lot of important website content is hidden inside:
- Tabs
- Accordions
- Interactive sections

The content only appears after a click, so a normal crawl can miss it.

After fighting with Python for a while, I built support to detect and interact with these elements before extracting the content.

Tested it across multiple websites.

Now it's running in production.

And I'm already working with the second client.

Next:
- Faster + better widget
- Team access and permissions
- New dashboard
- Large PDF handling
- Support for websites with 1,000+ pages

Building from real customer problems is completely different from building from assumptions.

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

When claude working I'm relaxing

[Claude @claudeai]

During pre-release testing, Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2 worked on ambitious projects in many different fields. Here are a few.

From a one-paragraph prompt, Fable 5.2 designed three working electronic devices, including this home voice assistant hub.

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

Regularly look at "Promotions Tab", may be something great waiting for you

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

Gmail saw "Lead Product Engineer" and thought, "Sounds like a promotion."

So it put the recruiter’s email in Promotions.
I found it five days later. The CV deadline was Friday.

what the f**😠

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@priyankapudi right, I thought about this, but again I follow my project queue, one after another

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

Gmail saw "Lead Product Engineer" and thought, "Sounds like a promotion."

So it put the recruiter’s email in Promotions.
I found it five days later. The CV deadline was Friday.

what the f**😠

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@priyankapudi @filently congrats on your start

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@priyankapudi finally the acceptance is the really gamea

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@kmett My one is too simple

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@imharshhub already shared, looking forward for resp

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@Hi_Mrinal really thnx for sharing

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@imharshhub DMed you with links

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@kriptogelisim my room is too clean btw

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@martin_valchev_ If you have a linux OS that uses GNOME, then you should try the AgentBar - it provides you the live claude session updates at the topBar, check the post

https://t.co/QwxkimP0T9

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

I moved my Claude Code animated icon to Gnome topbar

https://t.co/K5K3WSZb5w

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@tiboadriana may be, if you're running a business and need an intelligent ai to handle the customer - then only you should check https://t.co/pCYOGnFmrS

landing page is enough you to explain, what it does, for more DMs are open

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@aanthonymax nah, using daily, really fast and best for research purpose

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@MagnusGrimeland AI Support_OS

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@skpnky I think yes as we the speed of gpu and cpu growing and models optimization technique came in the market, that will be possible after a few years

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@shellhaki that is really freshness now, something that overwhelmed us before ai, we start to enjoy it after ai

I also do this on weekends by building some random stuff

[Yashraj @yrjdev]

@prpatel05 writing 'continue' is too long just write 'go' - that is enough 😁