Raghav Sharma

About

I learnt by building things on the internet. What started as curiosity slowly turned into an obsession with understanding how software works beneath the surface — the systems, infrastructure, and weird edge cases that make products actually work.

I mostly write Rust and TypeScript. Over time, that pulled me deeper into backend systems, developer tools, and blockchain infrastructure, where I could learn by building things that had to work beyond a demo.

I founded LearnSol, a hands-on Solana and Rust learning platform used by 2,200+ developers. I built its curriculum, retrieval system, sandbox, and production stack, and received a $5,000 Solana Foundation grant for the work.

Since then, I’ve kept shipping and experimenting. I built CipherPay for private payroll and batch payouts on Solana, EzDeploy for deploying static GitHub projects in a click, and a bunch of smaller systems across payments, protocols, indexing, and infrastructure.

Along the way, I worked as a software engineering intern at FOSSEE, IIT Bombay and Debales AI, won Smart India Hackathon, had my work featured by Colosseum, and became a member of Superteam India.

Lately, I’ve been going deep on AI agents — building my own products around them and experimenting with how agents use tools, make decisions, move money, and interact with software without a human sitting in the middle.

It feels like the next rabbit hole I want to spend a long time exploring.

I’m now looking for my first full-time role at an awesome startup, working with people who care deeply about what they build. I want to ship ambitious products, learn ridiculously fast, and get very good at building things that are hard to make simple.