Simrandeep singh

Hi, I’m Simrandeep 👋

Hands‑On Tech Explorer (IoT • Linux • Android)

I build small lab-style projects to learn by doing—working with IoT sensors, Linux automation, and Android tooling on older devices. I like troubleshooting, documenting what I learn, and turning experiments into repeatable setups.

🔗 Links

GitHub: https://github.com/Simrandeep-Ghost.github.io
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🧰 Tech I use

Systems: Windows • Linux (Ubuntu/Debian)
Scripting: Bash
IoT / Networking: MQTT • HTTP basics
Android tooling: ADB (Android Platform Tools)
Tools: Git • GitHub • VS Code

🚀 Featured Projects

1) IoT Smart Sensor Monitor (ESP32 + MQTT)

What it is: A small IoT project that reads sensor data (example: temperature/humidity) and sends it to an MQTT broker so it can be viewed on a dashboard.
Tech: ESP32/Arduino, MQTT, Wi‑Fi, Linux (Raspberry Pi / Ubuntu), Node-RED (or Python)
Highlights:

Published sensor readings to MQTT topics at regular intervals
Built a basic dashboard to view live readings and simple history
Added threshold alerts (example: notify when temperature crosses a set limit)

Repo: https://github.com/Simrandeep-Ghost/iot-sensor-monitor

2) Linux System Setup & Automation (CLI + Bash)

What it is: A collection of scripts and notes I use to set up a Linux machine faster and automate repetitive tasks.
Tech: Linux (Ubuntu/Debian), Bash, cron, systemd, SSH
Highlights:

One-command setup script to install common packages and dev tools
Automated routine tasks (backups/log cleanup) with cron jobs
Troubleshooting notes for services, permissions, and networking

Repo: https://github.com/Simrandeep-Ghost/linux-setup-automation

3) Samsung Galaxy S9 (Exynos) Android Tooling & Recovery Lab

What it is: A hands-on learning project using my old Samsung Galaxy S9 (Exynos) to understand Android debugging and maintenance workflows using safe, official tooling (no risky mods).
Tech: Windows, Android Platform Tools (ADB), Samsung USB drivers, Developer Options (USB Debugging), Recovery/Download modes
Highlights:

Enabled Developer Options and set up USB Debugging to connect the device to Windows
Used ADB to verify connectivity, check device status, and collect logs for troubleshooting
Documented common driver/connection issues and a repeatable setup checklist

Repo: https://github.com/Simrandeep-Ghost/galaxy-s9-tooling-lab

📌 What I’m learning right now

Linux fundamentals (processes, services, permissions)
Networking basics (MQTT, ports, debugging connections)
Better documentation: turning experiments into step-by-step guides

📫 Contact

If you want to collaborate or talk tech, reach out via LinkedIn or email.

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