Hi, I'm Siddhant Bobde
Engineering
I’m a software engineer who turns complex problems into clean, scalable, and efficient solutions. From building data platforms that process millions of records to crafting interactive UIs, I combine strong backend engineering with intuitive frontend design.

Work Experience
Software Engineer
Entytle
- ▹Built a scalable data stitching platform for complex data operations (merge, join, group-by, etc.)
- ▹Designed and revamped the Recipe Panel to improve usability and reduce code complexity by 50%
- ▹Created a dynamic canvas to visualize job hierarchies and enable one-click data flow execution
- ▹Migrated a microservice from PySpark to Clickhouse, cutting enrichment time by 50%
- ▹Processed 100k+ addresses using 200M+ reference records for address enrichment
- ▹Upgraded Ag-Grid with custom components and enhanced UI/UX across platforms
Software Engineering Intern
Entytle
- ▹Built a Spring Boot microservice and Ag-Grid interface for real-time data operations.
- ▹Developed internal tools for user and client management with role-based access control.
- ▹Developed whole UI interface of first version of a data stitching tool.
Co-Founder
Easy Code Classes
- ▹Taught 200+ students and built a community of 2500+ coders
- ▹Conducted coding workshops, hackathons, and mentorship programs
Technologies
Recent Blogs
Introduction Hello everyone! Today, I am going to show you how you can create a table in ClickHouse from a CSV using Python. We use WSL to run ClickHouse on Windows. If you want to know how to run ClickHouse on Windows locally, you can check this art...
Hello everyone, Have you ever needed to stage only specific files in Git but found it tedious to manually copy and paste file paths, especially when they are in different folders? If so, I have a simple solution for you! I’ve created a Bash script th...
Last October, I took on the challenge of solving a LeetCode problem every day for a month and announced it on Twitter. After completing the first month, I decided to extend the challenge for another month. What began as a 30-day commitment eventually...