Soham Tilekar | Systems & AI Engineer Portfolio

This is my personal professional portfolio website and Local Resume Studio, showcasing my work in systems programming, compiler design, kernel development, hardware architecture, and agentic AI.

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⚡ Key Features

• Personal Portfolio Showcase: High-impact Neo-Brutalist design featuring projects, terminal UIs, compiler architecture, and background.
• Local Resume Studio (server.py): Dedicated local Python backend server running at http://localhost:8000/.
  • Live Real-Time Split-Screen Preview: See your resume render instantly as you type.
  • Multiple ATS Templates: Switch live between Modern, Minimal, and Creative styles.
  • Dynamic Sections: Add custom contact links, skill categories, featured projects, work experience, and education blocks dynamically.
  • Auto-Slugification: Automatically slugifies Resume Titles into clean folder names.
• Static GitHub Pages Deployment (gh-pages):
  • When pushed to GitHub Pages, the site operates purely as a clean, read-only static portfolio.
  • No resume builder or server controls are exposed publicly to GitHub Pages visitors.

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🛠️ Local Development & Resume Studio

1. Launching the Local Resume Studio

Run the zero-dependency Python server:

python3 server.py

Open http://localhost:8000/ in your browser to launch the Local Resume Studio Dashboard.

2. Generating a Local Resume

1. In the Studio Dashboard, enter your Resume Title (e.g. Systems & Compiler Engineer).
2. Pick a template style (Modern, Minimal, or Creative).
3. Fill out or pre-fill candidate details, dynamic contact links, technical skills, projects, and experience.
4. Watch the real-time live HTML render in the right panel.
5. Click ⚡ Generate Local Resume. The server renders the HTML/CSS in Resume/<folder_slug>/resume.html and automatically registers the new card in resume.html.

3. Deploying New Resumes to GitHub Pages

To publish your new resumes to GitHub Pages:

git add .
git commit -m "Add new targeted resume version"
git push origin main

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🏗️ Production Build & Webpack

If developing frontend React components:

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run Webpack dev server
npm start

# Build static production bundle
npm run build

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🌐 Deployment & Hosting

GitHub Pages

Deploy static build:

npm run deploy

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Built with <3 by Soham Tilekar