Deep Singhvi is a software engineer and entrepreneur with 11 years of experience building developer tools and production systems, currently co-founding Fern to simplify API-to-SDK/docs workflows. Previously a Forward Deployed Engineer at Palantir, he combines field-facing systems design with hands-on backend implementation experience from early roles at Woodside Distributors. At Fern and in open source he focuses on SDK generation and API documentation—contributing key Java type-system work, CI integration, and build/publishing automation to the popular fern-api project. Based in New York and grounded in a Computer Science and Business education from the University of Michigan, he blends product instincts with developer ergonomics to ship tooling that accelerates API adoption. A not-obvious strength is his fluency across the full delivery lifecycle: from type definitions and build pipelines to publishing artifacts used by downstream SDK consumers.
11 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Science Business Minor, Computer Science Business Minor at University of Michigan
Contributions:599 releases, 2401 reviews, 567 commits in 10 months
Contributions summary:Deep's contributions primarily focused on setting up and implementing the Java skeleton for the API. This involved creating type definitions, adding CircleCI integration for continuous integration, publishing snapshots, and making adjustments to the build process. The commits show the implementation of several types, including object, union, alias, and enum, which are crucial for the SDK generation process. The user also made changes to support new features related to types in the Java SDK generator.
Generate Java models, clients, and server interfaces from your API definition.
Contributions:162 releases, 6 reviews, 480 PRs in 1 year 9 months
api-clientclient-libraryinterfacesjavaclients
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