@innocous06 / sophomore, cse
I build things for the web, engineer custom networking protocols, and care about writing code that's fast, secure, and solves actual problems.
I'm Dharmanshu Kumar — a Computer Science undergraduate student at SRMIST. Most people know me as innocous06 online.
I specialize in database architecture and low-level networking systems. I'm experienced in designing relational & NoSQL data schemas, real-time sync engines, and zero-dependency TCP/UDP VPN tunnelling protocols.
Outside of classes, I spend my time engineering high-throughput LAN streaming tools, automating cloud data pipelines, and maintaining custom VPN nodes on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Things I'm comfortable building with.
Some things I've built. More on GitHub.
Zero-dependency encrypted TCP/UDP VPN tunnelling protocol. Uses mTLS auth and compiled native Android binaries, achieving 20-50ms latencies on OCI nodes.
High-speed local file transfer system for peer-to-peer Wi-Fi 6 streaming. Bypasses TLS overheads to achieve sustained 2 – 87 MB/s throughput.
Memory-safe, low-overhead networking utility for point-to-point secure VPN tunnelling. Uses a modular Cargo workspace with auto certificate generation.
Automated data extraction and ingestion engine utilizing subprocessed Aria2 instances and dynamic rsync workflows for Microsoft 365 / Azure APIs.
Roles, internships, and things I've contributed to.
Engineered a zero-dependency encrypted TCP/UDP VPN protocol in Go to bypass DPI censorship. Managed 20-50ms latencies on domestic Oracle VPS nodes.
Architected a multi-role web platform utilizing Firebase Firestore for real-time document database sync, strict RBAC, and transactional billing ledgers.
Specializing in Database Management Systems, Computer Networks, Operating Systems, and Distributed Systems.
Have an idea, a question, or just want to connect — my inbox is open.