Who am I?
I'm a software engineer and tech founder. I like taking ideas that aren't fully formed yet and turning them into software people can actually use.
I've worked across backend engineering, cloud infrastructure, and applied AI, and I enjoy being involved in the whole process—from understanding the problem to building, deploying, and improving the system.
I'm interested in the space where engineering, products, and entrepreneurship meet: understanding a problem, figuring out what is worth building, and then making the technology work.
What I do
Backend engineering
APIs, databases, services and application architecture.
Product development
Turning an idea into something people can actually use.
Systems & infrastructure
Deployment, cloud infrastructure and the systems behind the product.
What I've built
Things I've built while learning, solving problems, and experimenting with ideas.
Kids Platform
A full-stack platform in progress around a real-world marketplace problem, from domain modelling and authentication through APIs, database design, deployment, and infrastructure.
SkillSnap
A GenAI-powered application exploring how AI can make the process of analysing and improving a résumé more useful.
HelloNotes
A focused note-taking application built to explore the fundamentals of designing and shipping a complete web application.
Organisations I've stepped into
Rutick One Limited
Sept 2023 — Present
Building and maintaining scalable web applications, with a focus on backend engineering, Python, FastAPI, and cloud infrastructure.
SenseIO.net
Jul 2024 — Sept 2024
Led a small engineering team while contributing to the development and maintenance of web applications.
Mercedes-Benz
Jan 2023 — Jul 2023
Worked on machine-learning systems involving voice interaction, speech recognition, and automotive applications.
Blogs & Writings
Things I'm learning, thinking about, and writing down.
How I work
I like solving problems where there isn't always an obvious answer.
I care about writing software that is simple enough to understand, reliable enough to depend on, and useful enough to matter.
Building my own products has also taught me to think beyond the code—about users, trade-offs, deployment, and the business behind the technology.
Let's build something useful
I'm always interested in good problems, interesting products, and people who enjoy building things.