Hello everyone 
My name is Junaid, and I’m currently a Computer Science student at Pulla Reddy Engineering College (India).
Before starting my B.Tech, I completed a Diploma in Computer Engineering, which helped me build a strong foundation in programming and problem solving.
My primary interest is in backend systems and understanding how software can reliably support real-world workflows. Over the past few years, I’ve been focusing mainly on Java-based development, particularly working with Spring Boot to build backend services.
One project I built is an OTP service that supports customizable OTP generation, validation, and automatic cleanup of expired tokens. While building it, I became increasingly curious about how production systems are structured, maintained, and evolved over time.
Alongside development, I actively practice problem solving and algorithms. I’ve solved 500+ problems on LeetCode and currently hold a 1700+ rating, which has helped me strengthen my understanding of data structures and algorithmic thinking.
Why OpenELIS?
OpenELIS immediately stood out to me because it solves a real and meaningful problem. The idea that open-source software can support healthcare and laboratory workflows is something I deeply respect. Systems like this play an important role in strengthening healthcare infrastructure, and contributing to such a project is both technically exciting and socially meaningful.
What I’m doing now
I’m currently exploring the OpenELIS codebase to understand its architecture, modules, and workflows. My goal is to gradually learn how the system works and start contributing where I can beginning with understanding the project structure, fixing smaller issues, and improving my familiarity with the codebase.
I’m excited to be part of this community, learn from the experienced contributors here, and hopefully contribute in ways that become useful over time.
Thank you!