Dhruv Seth.
I build serious software.
Full-stack engineer focused on the hard parts: real-time systems, infrastructure tooling, and GPU-accelerated interfaces. I care about the architecture under the hood as much as the pixels on top.
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Things I've engineered.
A few systems and products I've built end-to-end. Each one is a full case study — problem, architecture, and the hard parts.
I optimise for the system, not the screenshot.
The interesting part of software is the architecture you don't see — the decisions that make the next ten features cheap. That's where I spend my time.
Systems over features
I optimise for the architecture that makes the next ten features cheap, not just the one in front of me.
Performance is a feature
Latency, frame rate, and cold-start time are part of the product. Users feel them even when they can't name them.
Ship, measure, refine
Real software meets reality early. I get things in front of users, instrument them, and let data drive the next move.
The path here.
A rough timeline of how the work has evolved.
- 2019First lines of production code
Started shipping real software — small tools and sites — and got hooked on the loop of building, breaking, and fixing.
- 2021Going full-stack
Moved from UI work into APIs, databases, and deployment. Learned to think about systems end-to-end, not just screens.
- 2023Real-time & infrastructure
Dove into distributed systems, containers, and observability. Started treating reliability and performance as features, not afterthoughts.
- 2025Building developer platforms
Began ForgeOps and a set of internal tools — turning repeated ops pain into reusable engines other developers can build on.
- 2026Shipping at a new altitude
Focused on a small number of ambitious products designed to scale — and writing about the architecture along the way.
The stack I build on.
Comfortable across the whole stack — from WebGL frontends to distributed backends and the infrastructure underneath.
Notes from the build.
Architecture breakdowns, engineering decisions, and what I'm learning as I ship.
Let's build something serious.
Open to engineering roles, collaborations, and hard problems worth solving. The fastest way to reach me is email.