Anshu Meena

Anshu Meena

full-stack & systems engineer

hey, i’m Anshu. i’ve spent seven years building software that has to survive production. web apps, mobile apps, and the Linux machines quietly running underneath them.

right now i’m at PantryClub, where we built an entire e-commerce operations system from scratch. purchase orders, inventory, warehousing, shipping, none of it outsourced. i also wrote the Raspberry Pi printing distro it all runs on, in Zig and C. zero crashes so far.

off the clock i maintain open-source tools, read history and philosophy, and pull apart large codebases — the kernel, Chromium — to see how they hold together.

press c to copy

currently

building
ops systems, IoT and internal tooling at PantryClub
reading
Letters from a Stoic, and far too many kernel mailing lists
tinkering
Zig, systems programming, and desktop Linux polish

where i’ve worked

2023 — now
Software Engineer at PantryClub

Built the company's operational backbone end to end, plus a Zig/C printing distribution for Raspberry Pi that has run in production without a single crash.

2023
Full Stack Web Developer at BHuman.ai

Real-time video chat interfaces in SolidJS, and a rewrite of the team's voice-activity-detection package for cleaner browser audio.

2022 — 2023
Software Engineer (Open Source) independent

Two years of building for its own sake — Linux tools, editor plugins, GrapesJS extensions, and a Canva-for-newspapers SaaS. Some of it stuck.

2020 — 2021
Mobile & Web Developer at FrimwareINC

React Native and Flutter apps, Next.js web work — including a news platform that paid its writers out of ad revenue.

2018 — 2020
PHP / WordPress Developer self-employed

Hand-built client sites, no page builders. A few are still online and still maintained by me, eight years on.

talks

2025
What is Generative AI? at Rebase Developer meetup

Jaipur City

things i’ve built

all projects →
ziggotypescriptsolidjsrustc / c++pythongrpcastrobunlinuxmysqlhononext.js

elsewhere

wanna contact me? no forms, no funnels. if something here is useful to you — or broken — tell me.