Winner
100xDevs Bootcamp 1.0
100xDevs × Superteam Web3 Contest
Won the Web3 contest run with the 100xDevs Bootcamp 1.0.
- Web3
- Solana
Also recognized
Superteam Agentic Engineering Grant
Awarded a grant through Superteam Earn.
Open to full-time and contract roles
Full stack engineer. Node and Bun services with payments, wallets and real-time tracking, React Native and Expo on the front, and Rust and Anchor when the logic belongs on Solana.
Sole backend engineer on Tazoo for SKC Studios, a quick-commerce app in final checks ahead of launch, with its iOS build in App Store review.
Before that, React Native at Memolane. Turbin3 graduate, and top 40 of 1,135 in the Solana India Fellowship.
Four recognitions, three featured projects, and the repos behind them on GitHub.
Shipped Programmable Revenue Agreements: tokenizing future revenue into Token-2022 entitlement tokens with transfer hooks.
Winner
100xDevs Bootcamp 1.0
Won the Web3 contest run with the 100xDevs Bootcamp 1.0.
Also recognized
Awarded a grant through Superteam Earn.
Solana India Fellowship
Selected into the top 40 of 1,135 participants, mentored by Harkirat Singh.
Case study · Backend
Sole backend engineer
I am the sole backend engineer on Tazoo, a quick-commerce platform built by SKC Studios. I designed and built the backend end to end: multi-user roles, the order lifecycle, live inventory and real-time order tracking.
Payments run on Razorpay with an in-app wallet. SMS and call masking and real-time notifications keep everyone connected. Caching layers cut response latency, cron jobs automate recurring work, and AWS-based CI/CD ships releases.
Tazoo is on the Play Store ahead of its full launch, and the iOS build is in App Store review.








Case study · Solana
Turbin3 capstone
A Solana protocol that tokenizes a share of future revenue into Token-2022 entitlement tokens. Buyers pay in USDC, and waterfall tiers split revenue between token holders, the creator and named wallets.
A per-token accumulator makes claims independent of timing, and a transfer hook settles accrued revenue on every transfer. Agreements can be frozen for compliance and expire by time or by cap. Built in Rust and Anchor with TypeScript tooling as my Turbin3 capstone.


Case study · Mobile
Android app available
A React Native journaling app that turns a founder’s daily grind into an RPG. You write your day in free text, Gemini reads it and awards XP, health and level. Cron jobs drive daily engagement loops and background tasks, data lives in Supabase (PostgreSQL), and a custom UI adds haptic feedback.


Battle Of Minds. Online and local chess in React Native with Firebase.
Playtube. A structured Node, Express and MongoDB backend built while learning backend fundamentals.
ChaiFlow. Real-time B2B tea-delivery manager with Admin, Client and Logistics roles, built with React Native and Firebase.
PrepPoint. Question-sharing app for students, built with React Native and Firebase.
June 2026 – Present
March 2026 – June 2026
Mobile Engineer Intern
December 2023 – March 2024
RK University
B.Tech, Computer Engineering · RK University · 2024 – present
Diploma, Computer Engineering · RK University · 2021 – 2024 · Gold Medalist
Where Tazoo runs and ships
React Native from UI to APIs
State and styling
Services, jobs and payments
Where it lives
Programs on Solana
Harmis is a full stack engineer who builds backend systems on Node.js and Bun, React Native apps and Solana programs in Rust and Anchor. He is the sole backend engineer on Tazoo, a quick-commerce app built by SKC Studios.
SKC Studios (Backend Developer, contract, since June 2026), Memolane (Mobile Engineer Intern, March to June 2026) and Ramora Technologies (Android Developer Intern, December 2023 to March 2024).
He graduated from the Turbin3 Builders Cohort Q3 2026 (certificate is publicly verifiable), placed in the top 40 of 1,135 in the Solana India Fellowship, and won the 100xDevs × Superteam Web3 Contest. His Turbin3 capstone, Programmable Revenue Agreements, is open source.
He is open to full-time and contract roles. Reach him on Telegram or at harmishtervadiya@gmail.com.
