Hi, I'm Onkar.

I'm fascinated by the structure of rule-based systems, from human languages to software.

My curiosity leads me to build, and I find satisfaction in the craft of turning an idea into something tangible. I'm a student from India, currently learning and building in Japan.I make some art in my free time and share it on Instagram @nkrdhl

My Approach

To me, the syntax of a programming language and the grammar of a new human language share a fundamental similarity: both are frameworks of rules and components used to build something complex and meaningful. In both, a small error in structure can break the entire system. The process of learning these rules, understanding how the components interact, and then using them to create, be it a coherent sentence or a stable application, is the puzzle I most enjoy solving.

Curiosity is the start, but building is how I truly learn.

I believe the best way to understand a concept is to apply it. Whether it's a small script to automate a task or a larger project, the goal is the same: to turn theory into something practical and learn from the process itself.

I believe the fastest way to learn is to build. My process is built on rapid, structured execution, because every experiment, successful or not, becomes a valuable part of the final answer.

More than any specific skill, my approach is defined by a mindset I've learned to trust. It's about being comfortable being lost. Staying with a problem long enough to see a path that isn't immediately obvious. This means trusting my ability to learn, adapt, and create clarity from chaos.

This is the foundation that allows me to build anything new.

What I'm Doing Now

Studying

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Kyushu University.

Exploring

How to reduce the cognitive load on developers. I'm experimenting with how AI can be applied to understand code context, automating repetitive but complex tasks in the software development lifecycle.

Collaborating

With a few teams to build and maintain their backend systems. This involves designing scalable RESTful APIs, engineering ETL data pipelines on AWS, and architecting automated CI/CD infrastructure using tools like Terraform.

Writing

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Get in Touch

Always interested in new opportunities and collaborations. Let's discuss how we can work together.

Let's Connect

Whether you have a project in mind, want to discuss technology, or just want to say hello, I'd love to hear from you.

onkardahale@protonmail.com

Location

Fukuoka, Japan

Available for

Remote Work