Akash Gupta is a Senior Software Engineer based in Bengaluru with a decade of engineering experience and seven years focused on building scalable, high-throughput systems. He currently drives resilience and fault isolation for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure’s Notification Service, designing delivery pipelines with circuit breakers, retries, and asynchronous fanout to ensure high availability. Formerly an SDE2 on Microsoft’s Azure Supply Chain team, he has a strong track record of delivering production-grade features for data center infrastructure and improving operational cycle times. Akash is an active open-source contributor to high-profile projects like Apache Mesos and Open Enclave, where he has worked on cross-platform build robustness, Windows container tooling, and secure enclave signing/attestation—demonstrating both systems and security expertise. He blends backend engineering with DevOps sensibilities, often tackling build pipelines, error handling, and platform interoperability to drive measurable reliability gains.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.), student, Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.), student at National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur
Saraswati shishu vidya mandir Dakra, Ranchi
12th, science, 12th, science at Delhi Public School, Ranchi
Contributions:166 commits, 25 PRs, 96 pushes in 1 year 7 months
Contributions summary:Akash primarily worked on modifying code related to setting attributes masks at sign time and debugging attribute bits, and enabling Oesign to work on non-debug enclaves, as well as creating and testing debug mode. They contributed to code changes across multiple files related to security enclaves, as shown by the inclusion of code relating to signing and attestation. They updated various test cases to incorporate the changes made to debug modes.
Contributions summary:Akash primarily contributed to fixing build breaks, test failures, and other issues related to the Apache Mesos build process on Windows. Their work involved addressing compiler extensions, fixing socket issues, resolving docker executor path variables, and correcting mock signal values. Additionally, the user mapped Docker network info types and added functionality to enable health checks, demonstrating a focus on improving the Mesos project's cross-platform compatibility and ensuring proper functionality within the Windows environment.
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