Vaidik

Selected as one of 950 contributors from over 42,000 applicants globally to participate in the prestigious Google Summer of Code.

Migrated Privacy Settings to SwiftUI: Refactored the privacy settings module of Monal from legacy UI frameworks to SwiftUI, enhancing user experience with a modern, efficient, and responsive design.

Implemented User

Onboarding using reusable UI components such as CardView, Stacks, and TabView to deliver a modular, seamless first-time user experience—simplifying adoption flow and reducing user drop-off.

iOS Developer at Google Summer Of Code (2024-04 – 2024-09)

• Selected as one of 950 contributors from over 42,000 applicants globally to participate in the prestigious Google Summer of Code.
• Migrated Privacy Settings to SwiftUI: Refactored the privacy settings module of Monal from legacy UI frameworks to SwiftUI, enhancing user experience with a modern, efficient, and responsive design.
• Implemented User Onboarding using reusable UI components such as CardView, Stacks, and TabView to deliver a modular, seamless first-time user experience—simplifying adoption flow and reducing user drop-off.
• Media Gallery Implementation: Engineered a feature-rich media gallery for Monal users, enabling efficient browsing and management of past media exchanges with contacts.
• Contributed to an open-source, real-time messaging application, collaborating with global developers to adhere to XMPP standards.

iOS Developer at Prav.app - Open Source (2026-01 – 2026-05)

• Developed Prav iOS client from scratch using the Monal XMPP codebase, delivering a fully functional messaging app for Apple devices.
• Implemented customized URL schemes and preprocessor directives to tailor the Monal framework for Prav-specific functionality.
• Integrated the app seamlessly with Prav XMPP servers, enabling secure, end-to-end encrypted messaging across the network.
• Successfully deployed the iOS app and managed alternate deployments for European and Japanese markets.

B.Tech in Computer Science & IT – MJPRU (2022 – 2026)