Pavitra Golchha is a versatile Software Engineer with 9 years of experience designing and shipping platform-scale products across mobile, cloud, and web. Based in Ahmedabad, he has built production Android TV digital signage systems, privacy-focused browser wallets for Ethereum Layer 2 with zero-knowledge primitives, and serverless backends powered by IaC and AWS at scale. A co-founder of Kodular (100K MAU, millions of apps built) and a Google Summer of Code contributor to the well-known MIT App Inventor project, he blends entrepreneurial product sense with solid open-source contributions. He moves comfortably between Kotlin/Android, TypeScript/React, Chrome extensions, and backend/serverless architectures, and has deep experience in secure auth, cryptography, and data pipelines. Notably, his MIT App Inventor contributions touched core build and lifecycle issues—small fixes with outsized impact on platform stability and developer experience.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Technology - BTech, Computer Science, Bachelor of Technology - BTech, Computer Science at SRM University
Contributions:21 reviews, 27 commits, 48 PRs in 4 years 8 months
Contributions summary:Pavitra contributed to various aspects of the MIT App Inventor project, demonstrating full-stack development skills. Their work included fixing typos and removing duplicate methods within the Java codebase. They also replaced JarSigner with ApkSigner, updated AIStarter to Python 3, optimized pre-dexing, addressed a form lifecycle issue, made OdeLog print to the browser console, supported %packageName% token, and made changes to the build process and component compilation.
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Contributions:1 review, 67 commits, 11 PRs in 1 year 8 months
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