Vasudha Sahu

At Arringo I've worked mostly on blockchain infrastructure and backend systems in Go. I built the Ethereum wallet microservice from the ground up using the Tatum SDK — wallet generation, balance tracking, automated withdrawals, all running in Docker. Right now I'm doing the same for Solana, working directly with the solana-go library to handle high-throughput transactions.

I also designed a cent

Spearheading technical discovery and contract definition for Solana wallet integration, establishing RTM for alignment with existing Ethereum infrastructure. Engineering native Solana integration using solana-go library, focusing on custom RPC client implementation for high-throughput transactions and account lifecycle management.

At Qualys I worked on endpoint protection, mostly low-level Windows agent work in C/C++ and Win32, with some Python on the side. I led the integration of Bitdefender's SDK into our Endpoint Protection solution — that meant the installer, the client agent, and the policy/manifest side of things. One of the bigger wins there was moving to async, chunked downloads, which noticeably improved install r

Led design, documentation, and implementation of Endpoint Protection solution integrating Bitdefender SDK into Qualys enterprise ecosystem. Improved installation success rates by 70% through streamlined deployment with asynchronous chunked downloads and refined policy/installation manifests.

Worked on endpoint protection and agent development, focusing on low-level Windows systems and performance optimization.

Cut long-running job incidents by 30% and eliminated recurring business escalations on the Prime Margin Trigger Timeout feature by redesigning timeout threshold logic.

Short stint, but a focused one. I worked on the Prime Margin Trigger Timeout feature and spent most of my time optimizing it — the job was timing out and causing long-running incidents that kept escalating to the business side. Got that down by about 30%, which also meant far fewer of those escalation calls.

Here I worked on TeamCenter( "Siemens Software Industry"), mostly on the memory management and performance side of things. Built out custom utilities for updating core Business Objects, trying to keep things loosely coupled so enterprise customers had more room to configure the product the way they needed. Also went back through some of the older C++ libraries and cleaned up technical debt — not t

Contributed to core TeamCenter PLM software suite, focusing on memory management, performance tuning, and technical debt reduction across legacy C++ libraries. Engineered custom utilities for core Business Objects to improve product modularity.

Designed and published a standalone Remote AV Installation Tool for Seqrite Windows and Linux, enabling silent, non-intrusive agent deployment. Architected database schema and service interface for Alternate Update Manager, optimizing virus definition updates across distributed networks.

This is where I got deep into Windows and Linux agent engineering. Built a standalone remote AV installation tool that let us push silent installs without depending on the server team — that one was fully my own design. I also architected the database schema and service side of the Alternate Update Manager, which handled virus definition delivery across enterprise networks.

On the systems side,

Developed core game mechanics in C/C++ for online and AGM slot titles, including Monopoly Once Around Deluxe, Fire Queen, and Spartacus, aligned with game math and design specifications.

My first role out of college, working in C/C++ on slot game development — both online and AGM titles. Worked on games like Monopoly Once Around Deluxe, Fire Queen, and Spartacus, building out the core game mechanics to match the math and design specs. Good grounding in writing tight, reliable C++ early in my career.
Understanding the importance of customer centric development and analytics to prov

Grade: 60.4%

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from MIT AOE University of Pune, with a grade of 60.4%.

I did my B.E. in Computer Science at MIT Academy of Engineering, University of Pune, graduating in 2012. Alongside the core CS coursework, that's really where I got my foundation in data structures, systems programming, and OOP, the stuff that's stayed with me through every role since.
I'm bilingual in English and Hindi (native).

Completed Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science, gaining a strong foundation in data structures, systems programming, and OOP.

Grade: 77.8%

Completed XII (Senior Secondary) from C.B.S.E Board at S.P.S.E.C College, Kanpur, with a grade of 77.8%.

Completed Class XII under the CBSE board, before going on to pursue Computer Science engineering at MIT Academy of Engineering, Pune.

Completed Class XII under the CBSE board before pursuing Computer Science engineering.