I build products end to end: schema first, then the server, then the screens. Most of my work is in TypeScript and Postgres, and most of what I care about is the part users never see. The constraint that makes a bad state unrepresentable, the index that keeps a page fast at 10,000 rows, the check that runs twice because once is a hope.

1. 2022-03 to Present

   Kavach Systems

   Senior Full-Stack Engineer

   • ─Rewrote the billing state machine as a set of database constraints instead of application checks, which ended a class of double-charge bugs that had been reopened four times.
   • ─Cut p95 dashboard load from 3.8s to 340ms by replacing six client round-trips with one indexed query.
   • ─Introduced typed end-to-end contracts between the API and the web app; the first quarter caught 11 breaking changes before they shipped.
   • ─Mentored two engineers through their first on-call rotations and wrote the runbook they onboard with.

2. 2020-01 to 2022-02

   Pallas Health

   Full-Stack Engineer

   • ─Owned the appointment-booking product end to end. Schema, API and interface. Through 6× growth in bookings without a rewrite.
   • ─Reduced the nightly batch window from 5 hours to 40 minutes by replacing row-by-row processing with set-based SQL.
   • ─Rebuilt the patient search on Postgres full-text instead of a second search service, deleting an entire piece of infrastructure.

3. 2018-06 to 2019-12

   Tellus Labs

   Software Engineer

   • ─Built the ingestion pipeline for imagery metadata. 200GB/day, idempotent, restartable.
   • ─Replaced a hand-rolled job scheduler with Postgres advisory locks, deleting 1,400 lines of code.

4. 2017-09 to 2018-05

   Jaypee Institute of Information Technology

   Teaching Assistant, Databases

   • ─Ran lab sessions on relational design and query planning for two cohorts of undergraduates.

• pgdrift

  A CLI that diffs a running Postgres database against your migration history and tells you which change nobody committed. Used in production by a handful of teams that found it before I told anyone about it.

  Go / PostgreSQL

• FromYourCV

  This product. Upload a resume PDF, get a live portfolio site at your own address in about a minute. Thirty-four templates over nine distinct layouts, with the parsing, the editor and the renderer all sharing one schema.

  Next.js / TypeScript / Supabase / PostgreSQL

• Slowquery

  A small web app that takes a Postgres EXPLAIN plan and renders it as a flame graph. Built in a weekend because I got tired of reading nested text.

  React / D3

• TypeScript
• React
• Next.js
• Node.js
• PostgreSQL
• Supabase
• SQL performance tuning
• Schema design
• REST and RPC APIs
• Redis
• Docker
• CI/CD
• Playwright
• Tailwind CSS

1. Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering2014-08 to 2018-06

• 01Shipped FromYourCV end to end. Schema, parser, editor, renderer and billing. As a single-maintainer product.
• 02Maintainer of two small open-source tools with about 3,000 combined downloads a month.
• 03Wrote the internal guide to on-call that three teams at Kavach now onboard with.

I read the code before I read the ticket. I write the migration down before I write the feature. I would rather ship something boring on Tuesday than something clever in three weeks, and I will always argue for deleting code over adding a flag.