Snupt

Software Engineer • Systems • Networking • Android
available for interesting problems • remote/hybrid

I build fast, resilient systems
and ship them with obsession-level polish.

Hi, I’m Snupt — a (fictional) engineer focused on low-latency networking, distributed services, and mobile performance. I like pragmatic architecture, clean observability, and making “it just works” under real-world constraints: flaky networks, tight budgets, and angry on-call rotations.

Selected projects

  • NeonEdge Gateway Reverse-proxy + QUIC edge gateway for “hostile” networks, featuring adaptive congestion control and aggressive fallback paths.
    QUICTLSLinuxObservability
  • Atlas Sync Engine Offline-first sync for mobile apps with deterministic conflict resolution and “time-travel” debug snapshots.
    KotlinProtoSQLiteCRDT-ish
  • SignalFlow Metrics Homegrown metrics pipeline: tail-based sampling + SLO reports + anomaly detection for latency spikes.
    GoOpenTelemetryPrometheusSLO

Experience

  • Staff Software Engineer — “Northstar Labs” Led reliability work across 20+ services: reduced P99 latency by 42% and improved incident MTTR from 38m to 11m.
  • Senior Mobile Engineer — “Vanta Mobile” Built multi-backstack navigation, deep link routing, and performance tooling for Android at scale.
  • Systems Engineer — “Aurora Networks” Designed secure tunnels, load balancing, and traffic shaping for multi-region deployments.

Skills

Core Distributed systems, performance, networking, troubleshooting under pressure, clean architecture.
Go Rust Kotlin TypeScript Linux SRE
Tooling CI/CD, containerization, observability, and “explain it like I’m on-call at 03:00” docs.
Docker Nginx Systemd Grafana

Snupt

Engineer profile page • neon edition. If this were real, you’d find my links below.

LocationStockholm / Remote
FocusLow-latency systems
On-call vibeCalm & precise
Favorite problem“Why is P99 on fire?”
Emailhello@snupt.com
GitHubgithub.com/snupt
LinkedInlinkedin.com/in/snupt
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