Surge Prep
A surgical-training prototype combining webcam tool tracking, force sensing, and a Unity simulation, built at Hack the North.
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Computer Science & Mathematics student at McMaster University. I build backend systems, developer tools, and software that makes complex workflows easier to manage.
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I'm Archit Dewan, a Computer Science and Mathematics student at McMaster University. I enjoy building backend systems, developer tools, and software that makes complex workflows easier to manage.
Recently, I've been contributing to Traefik, working on sticky sessions and request-path matching in its Kubernetes ingress provider. My projects span API reliability, incident response, and automation, primarily using Go, Python, and PostgreSQL.
I also like taking software beyond the screen. At Hack the North, I helped build Surge Prep, a surgical-training prototype combining computer vision, a physical tool, and a Unity simulation.
Here are a few of the technologies I use to build projects:

Kubernetes · Go · Ingress
A surgical-training prototype combining webcam tool tracking, force sensing, and a Unity simulation, built at Hack the North.
Built a Go, PostgreSQL, and Python system that turns alerts into incidents, Slack briefs, timelines, and postmortem drafts
Built a Go and PostgreSQL dashboard that monitors API health, latency, and failures
What's next?
Have a project in mind, an opportunity to share, or just want to talk software? I'd love to hear from you.
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