Nagaon, AssamSoftware Developer

About Ajoy Das

I'm interested in how software works.

I'm Ajoy Das, a developer who enjoys turning ideas into working software while understanding the engineering underneath it.

My work sits at the intersection of web development, mobile applications, backend systems, automation, data workflows, and developer tooling. I learn by building, experimenting, breaking things apart, and understanding why they work.

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2023

Started professional role

Featured projects

Primary ecosystem

Full

Stack direction

Currently

Going deeper into full-stack engineering and system design.

At a glance

A developer profile built around curiosity.

Professional role

MIS Executive — Genus Power Infrastructures

Core ecosystem

JavaScript, Node.js, React, React Native

Languages

English, Hindi, Assamese

My story

I don't want to just use software.

My professional background combines operational data work with software development. As an MIS Executive at Genus Power Infrastructures, my responsibilities include preparing and maintaining MIS reports, managing Excel sheets and operational records, performing data verification, organizing project records, and coordinating with teams.

That environment also exposed me to real workflow problems: repetitive operations, manual data handling, reporting needs, and opportunities for automation. Building software to solve those problems became a natural extension of my technical interests.

Outside day-to-day work, I spend a significant amount of time learning the JavaScript ecosystem and building applications. I have explored frontend development, backend development, mobile development, APIs, databases, testing, performance, tooling, and system design.

The direction is simple: become the kind of engineer who can understand a problem, design a solution, build it, debug it, and keep improving it instead of stopping at the first working version.

Professional experience

Work that connects data and software.

MIS Executive

Genus Power Infrastructures

July 2023 — Present

Preparing and maintaining MIS reports

Managing Excel sheets and operational records

Data entry and verification

Maintaining and organizing project records

Coordinating with teams for data management and reporting

Supporting reporting workflows and operational tracking

Improving operational efficiency through automation solutions

Selected projects

I learn by building real things.

These projects represent the transition from learning isolated technologies to solving actual workflow and application problems.

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Workforce Automation & Meter Management System

Assign Meter

React NativeNode.jsExpress.jsJavaScript

A mobile application and management portal created to solve manual meter-assignment workflow problems inside the company.

Automates collecting and assigning large numbers of meter IDs.
Uses camera-based meter-box scanning to extract meter numbers.
Sends scanned meter information directly to the management system.
Provides a backend portal for assignment management and pending-meter monitoring.
Supports downloading assignment reports.
Designed to reduce manual work, improve operational speed, and minimize human errors.

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Mobile Application

PhotoMart

React NativeJavaScript

A mobile application focused on photo-related services, user interaction, responsive interfaces, and application workflows.

Designed mobile-friendly interfaces.
Worked on frontend development.
Implemented application workflows and management features.

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Code Management System

Kodhra

JavaScriptFrontendBackendData Management

A code-management and organization platform focused on development workflows and structured handling of code-related information.

Worked across frontend and backend integration.
Focused on structured data handling.
Worked toward efficient application architecture.
Built features for organized code and workflow management.

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Technical profile

A growing engineering toolkit.

Frontend

HTML

CSS

JavaScript

TypeScript

React

Next.js

Backend

Node.js

Express.js

REST APIs

Server-side JavaScript

Mobile

React Native

Mobile UI

Application workflows

Data & Office

MS Excel

MS Word

Data Management

Reporting

Data Verification

Record Maintenance

Engineering

Problem Solving

Analytical Thinking

Automation

Performance

Developer Tooling

System Design

Learning journey

From learning to building.

The journey has never been about collecting technology names. It has been about progressively understanding more layers of software.

Started with the web

HTML, CSS, and JavaScript created the foundation for understanding interfaces, browsers, and the web.

Started building

Small experiments gradually became interfaces, utilities, mobile applications, backend systems, and complete projects.

Went deeper into JavaScript

The focus expanded beyond syntax into asynchronous programming, promises, closures, prototypes, modules, functional programming, browser APIs, testing, performance, and tooling.

Moved toward full-stack engineering

Node.js, Express.js, React, Next.js, databases, APIs, authentication, application architecture, and developer tooling became part of the journey.

Thinking about systems

The goal is increasingly about understanding how complete software systems are designed, connected, maintained, and improved.

Current focus

Going deeper instead of wider.

My current learning direction is focused on turning individual JavaScript knowledge into stronger engineering ability: architecture, backend systems, databases, performance, testing, tooling, and system design.

Advanced JavaScriptTypeScriptNode.jsReactNext.jsMongoDBAPIsAuthenticationWeb PerformanceTestingBundlers & ToolingSystem DesignCLI DevelopmentDeveloper Tools

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Engineering principles

How I approach development.

Understand the fundamentals

I prefer understanding what happens underneath an abstraction instead of only learning how to use a tool.

Learn by building

Ideas become clearer when they are turned into working software. Projects are a major part of how I learn.

Keep things maintainable

I care about readable code, clear responsibilities, predictable behavior, and systems that can evolve.

Stay curious

There is always another layer to understand. I enjoy exploring unfamiliar concepts and turning them into experiments.

Strengths

The qualities I bring to the work.

01Problem Solving

02Fast Learner

03Analytical Thinking

04Team Coordination

05Technical Adaptability

06Attention to Detail

The way I see development

“The goal isn't to know every tool. It's to understand enough to build something useful with whatever tool the problem requires.”

Let's connect

There's more to explore.

Explore the projects, skills, and experiments behind the portfolio — or get in touch if you want to talk about software, development, or a project.

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I'm interested in how software works.

I'm Ajoy Das, a developer who enjoys turning ideas into working software while understanding the engineering underneath it.

2023

Started professional role

Featured projects

Primary ecosystem

Full

Stack direction