Hi, I'm

JahiemSharma-ManleyAllen

I build things, solve problems, and occasionally create new ones by accident. I’m a Computer Science student at York University focused on backend and cloud, with a particular interest in turning messy problems into systems that just work.

(the short version, obviously)
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01 — about me

Achievements

I'm a third-year Computer Science student in the Cloud Computing stream at York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering, graduating in April 2028. Outside of coursework in data structures, algorithm design, and software architecture, I like building things that solve real problems.

I’ve worked on backend systems ranging from containerized microservices to platforms handling tens of thousands of requests and serving thousands of users. I enjoy creating software and turning them into reliable, practical systems.

JavaPythonTypeScriptPHPCBash

Education

BASc, Computer Science for Software Development

Cloud Computing Stream · York University, Lassonde School of Engineering · Markham, ON

Expected April 2028

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requests served on a Cloudflare-backed platform

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professor records ingested via data pipeline

0K+

lines of structured JSON generated

5.2s

seconds shaved off LCP (5.8s → 0.6s)

02 — Experience

My Journey

Backend Engineer

Jan. 2026 – Apr. 2026

Hatchloom

  • ▸Developed containerized PHP microservices within a 20-person, five-team engineering project, applying Adapter and Strategy design patterns to maintain modular service boundaries.
  • ▸Implemented a DTO-based contract layer for inter-service communication, defining data structures for integration across independently developed services.
  • ▸Built a GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline automating testing and container image builds, including multi-architecture images for amd64 and arm64.
  • ▸Diagnosed and resolved distributed-service integration failures, troubleshooting DNS resolution, container networking, and state consistency across service boundaries.
PHP (Laravel)DockerGitHub ActionsMicroservicesSoftware DesignCI/CDUnit Testing

Technical Director

Dec. 2024 – Sep. 2026

Markham Student Council · Markham, ON

  • ▸Led development of a Cloudflare-backed platform using Next.js and TypeScript, serving 144,000+ requests across 7,000+ visits through optimized caching and request delivery.
  • ▸Reduced LCP from 5.8s to 600ms through media optimization using Cloudflare R2 and image transformations.
  • ▸Coordinated technical decisions with a team of 6, managing deployments, feature rollouts, and platform updates for student-facing services.
Next.jsTailwind CSSCloudflareJestFramer Motion

President, Computing Students Hub Markham

Sep. 2025 – Sep. 2026

York University

  • ▸Led an executive team of 8+ overseeing initiatives and operations for a 100+ member community.
LeadershipCommunityEvent Planning

Engineering Peer Mentor

Aug. 2025 – Present

York University Markham Campus

  • ▸Guide 40+ engineering students, providing information on campus events and general support to promote student success and retention.
MentorshipCommunity
03 — side quests

Projects and contributions

Python · FastAPI · BeautifulSoup · GitHub

Open Source API Contributor

Designed and maintained a data ingestion pipeline generating 40K+ lines of JSON for 4,200+ professors and 292 programs. Refactored and extended API endpoints during a migration to FastAPI, improving modularity, performance, and developer experience.

4,200+ professors292 programs<500ms exec time

Java · Spring Boot · Python · MySQL

Autonomous Robot Delivery

Built a Spring Boot MVC backend for an autonomous robot delivery system, applying 6+ design patterns with a dependency-injected service architecture. Developed REST endpoints for robot coordination, integrated a Python Q-learning module, and modeled 6 MySQL entities.

6+ design patternsQ-learning module6 MySQL entities

Next.js · Express · Apify · OpenAI API

AnonAlyze

Built an Instagram security analysis tool during a hackathon with a team of 4. Integrated Apify for profile data collection and OpenAI for analyzing potential security risks and turning technical findings into actionable recommendations.

1Password Best Security Hack4-person teamOpenAI + Apify
04 — the toolbox

Tools I reach for

Languages

JavaPythonTypeScriptCPHPBash

Backend

Spring BootFastAPIExpress.jsLaravel

Cloud & Infrastructure

DockerCloudflareCI/CDGitHub Actions

Databases

PostgreSQLMySQLMongoDB

Frontend

React.jsNext.js
05 — Contact

Building something
worth talking about?

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