The great outdoors
Hiking, national parks, and finding a new perspective away from a screen.
LEAD SOFTWARE ENGINEER AT CATERPILLAR
I’m Aditya Jadhav. I build distributed systems and real-time data platforms, with curiosity that goes well beyond the keyboard.
01 / THE WORK
From enterprise software to real-time platforms. Different problems, the same drive to make things work better.
View my résuméBuilding distributed systems for streaming data, alerts, and notifications.
Working across Java, Scala, and event-driven services to turn real-time data into useful information.
Developed traffic-intelligence products and researched streaming map matching, with five patent applications submitted.
Built web features from database to interface, and automated development setup with Docker.
Developed web-based developer tools, billing services, and APIs.
Master’s in Computer Science
Illinois Institute of Technology · 2016–201802 / THE CRAFT
My work sits where backend engineering, streaming data, and practical problem-solving meet.
Services, messaging, and the boundaries that keep complex systems understandable.
Java / Scala / Apache PekkoEvent streams, processing pipelines, and timely alerts that make data actionable.
Kinesis / Akka Streams / SparkConnecting APIs, databases, and interfaces to bring useful software to life.
Spring Boot / Node.js / Docker03 / THE PERSON
Engineer by profession.
Curious by default.
I’ve worked across enterprise software, traffic intelligence, healthcare tools, and connected data platforms—each bringing a different set of engineering challenges.
I like understanding how things work, asking a better question, and getting hands-on. That instinct follows me outside work, too.

04 / OUTSIDE THE EDITOR
A few things that keep me curious
when the laptop closes.
Hiking, national parks, and finding a new perspective away from a screen.
Patterns, patience, and the reminder that there’s always something more to learn.
Home tech, side experiments, and small ideas that turn into something useful.
05 / SAY HELLO
Have an interesting engineering problem,
an idea, or a good trail recommendation?
I’d love to hear about it.