I'm Gaji, a full-stack developer who doesn't just write code, I ship products. After earning my CS degree from Rutgers University, Newark (with a math minor, because patterns are everything), I spent 2 years in QA where I learned what it really takes to build bulletproof software.

That QA background is my edge. I don't just build fast. I build things that actually work. Every feature I ship has been stress-tested by someone who spent years breaking other people's code for a living.

I started MaverickBytes to build my own products, full stack: design, development, deployment. Now I'm deep in cybersecurity grad work at NJIT, on the path to an M.S. in Cybersecurity and Privacy, and everything I build runs local-first: your data stays on your device, not on someone else's server.

When I'm not coding, I'm probably tweaking neon glow effects or figuring out how to make a website feel like a cyberpunk RPG. Because if your software doesn't look as good as it runs, what's the point?