My name is
Yashvardhan Jagnani
Blockchain | Full Stack | Software
Building systems that actually work.
Computer Science graduate from SRMIST, Chennai (class of 2023), with a specialization in Cybersecurity. Started coding in college and haven't stopped since. I work across the stack, but these days I'm focused on blockchain infrastructure and decentralized applications, smart contracts, and building tools that make web3 development less painful. The tools change, but the goal stays the same: build things that solve real problems.
About
Beyond the code
When I'm not debugging code or wrestling with RPC endpoints, I listen to music, read about space, and occasionally have decent conversations. I keep a Spotify history because it's interesting to see what stuck, and I follow astronomy news because the universe is absurdly large and we're absurdly small. Sometimes I watch shows that make me think, but mostly I just code.
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Tools of the trade
The marquee above is something I builtTools I use regularly. Some I know well, others I'm still figuring out. I work with both traditional web stacks and blockchain tooling, the space moves fast, so I pick up new things as projects demand them. Most of what I know came from needing to solve a specific problem, not from tutorials.
Experiences
Where the real learning happens
I believe in balancing theory with practice, understanding enough to make things work, then learning by doing. Real-world problems are the best teachers, and each project has taught me something new. Software development is constantly evolving, so I focus on practical knowledge that I can apply immediately. These experiences have shaped my approach to building solutions.
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Hackathons
Learning under pressure
Hackathons taught me most of what I know about development. The time pressure forces quick decisions and you learn to live with the consequences. It's also where I met people who actually know what they're doing. Most of these started as weekend experiments that spiraled into something bigger.
ETHGlobal New Delhi 2025New Delhi
ETHGlobal (September 2025)
Best use of Fluence Virtual Servers - Track Prize
Built flux.
ETHGlobal Prague 2025Prague
ETHGlobal (May 2025)
BlockScout Protocol Pool Prize - Track Prize
Built daoscape.
ETHOnline 2024Online
ETHGlobal (September 2024)
Sign Protocol Pool Prize - Track Prize
Built dewls.
Unfold 2023Online
CoinDCX (November 2023)
Best use of Router - Track Prize
Built lenden.
MOZOHACK 4.0Online
SRMZKILLA (February 2023)
Mentor
ParticipationOnline
Unknown (February 2022)
Participation
Built delinzk.
HackRx 3.0Pune
Bajaj Finserv (June 2022)
Dark Horse - Power & Pace
Built NudgeLab.
Rookie Hacks IIOnline
Major League Hacking (May 2022)
Best Blockchain Project Using Hedera
Built Contracts.
Smart India Hackathon - InternalsOnline
AICTE - SRMIST (March 2022)
Participation
Built Hospitatva.
MOZOHACK 2.1Online
SRMKZILLA (March 2021)
Mentor
Hack CBS 3.0Online
Major League Hacking (October 2020)
Participation
Built Stories.
Hack This FallOnline
Major League Hacking (October 2020)
First Position
Built Shikshak.
HackTheMountainsOnline
Major League Hacking (October 2020)
Fourth Position
Built Fren.
Code2Create 4.0Vellore
ACM VIT - Student Chapter (March 2020)
Best First Year Team
Built BharatBeacon.
Projects
Things I've built
See all my projects
Certifications
Continuous learning
Database Foundations
Oracle Academy
April 2022
AWS Certified Cloud Practioner
Amazon Web Services
September 2021 - 2024
Fundamentals of Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Red Hat Enterprise
September 2021
The Bits and Bytes of Computer Networking
May 2020
Technical Support Fundamentals
April 2020
Palo Alto Networks Academy Cybersecurity Foundation
Palo Alto
April 2020
Resumes
Speak for themselves
Resume versions over the years. Each one marks a shift in focus or a new thing I learned. Click on the preview to view each version.