I like owning things end-to-end — from data pipelines to high-traffic UIs — especially where latency and throughput actually matter. Most comfortable in fast-moving product teams where the scope isn't fully defined yet.
Owned the end-to-end B2B procurement platform — spanning frontend systems, infrastructure, order processing, and checkout — enabling purchases from a managed network of global suppliers.
Owned the Amazon seller listing platform — spanning frontend architecture, state management, and credit system — enabling sellers to manage and optimize product listings across categories and marketplaces
Drove org-wide performance improvements
Reduced deployment costs by 70% by introducing and enforcing efficient CI practices
Improving page load times by 1.5 seconds (ex. by reducing bundle size by 50%)
Achieved 10x faster API latencies (ex. by database query optimization)
Led development of a high-traffic campaign platform for a leading Indian movie production house
Handled peak traffic of 8,300 users/min during a blockbuster launch
Mentored engineers through structured 1:1s and growth plans
Scaled team output without proportional headcount increase
Collaborated with stakeholders, cross-border suppliers, and dropshippers
Delivered features with high design fidelity and zero-regression standards
Partnered closely with design teams
Built pixel-perfect, responsive UIs across all device breakpoints
Built a medical query platform, owning frontend and backend, with RAG-based retrieval and secure authentication, enabling real-time, context-aware responses.
Engineered FastAPI backend for low-latency, structured outputs and scalable API design.
Have you played flow-free mobile before? They offer a set of interesting puzzles to solve... But for me? It felt tedious... So I built a solver for me :)