Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas

Vishnu Vardhan

Vishnu Vardhan

Software Engineer

Building AI where the enterprise already runs.

About

I am a Computer Science graduate and senior Java software engineer in a hands-on Java engineering role, where I own system design and architecture decisions, write code every day, and modernize enterprise systems with modern Java and AI.

My career started in start-ups, writing code before tools like ChatGPT existed. Start-up culture taught me ownership, speed and how to stay calm when a live system breaks.

I love coding every day, and I never stop building. My philosophy is that AI is not only a Python story, which is why I closely follow Rod Johnson, the creator of Spring, and his work on Embabel, an agentic AI framework for the JVM.

Projects

Soon
KanbanAssist

An AI assistant that finds similar past tickets and drafts a root-cause summary.

Mar 2026
jamna.nnGitHubDocs

A small transformer language model, built from scratch in pure Java.

Nov 2025
options-wall-streetGitHub

Personal tooling for options analysis.

2023
RaastaPayWebsiteDocs

An AI advisory platform for small trucking operators in India.

Articles

Oct 2026

I ran my RCA assistant with Ollama on a 4 GB laptop GPU, measured where it ran out, and moved its reasoning to Claude while keeping embeddings local.

Why a site on GitHub Pages can't count its own readers, and how a Cloudflare Worker and a key-value store count them without storing a single IP address.

A 4-billion-parameter evaluator model on a 4 GB laptop GPU with Ollama, Docker and Spring Boot: why only 80% of it fit, and where each of the 9.8 seconds of one answer went.

How an application on a home computer became reachable from the internet without opening a router port, and every error met along the way with its fix.

Aug 2026

Spring from first principles, part 1: what a stereotype annotation really is, and the five steps from a class file to a bean.

Jul 2026

The formula from "Attention Is All You Need", computed by hand for three tokens, then written as one Java method.

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