I care more about your business than your tech stack.

I became the engineer every team came to when they got stuck: design, SEO, DevOps, all of it. Somewhere along the way I realised I was better at making the right call than at any single piece of the stack.

Today I lead product engineering and take on a small number of independent clients. The throughline is the same: I take an ambiguous idea and turn it into something real that works, and doesn’t need babysitting.

I optimise for what happens three tasks later, not just the one in front of me. The best solutions don’t respect layer boundaries, and neither do I.

Three values I don't bend on.

Confidence

I'll tell you what I actually think, even when it's not what you hoped to hear.

Clarity

Clarity is the deliverable. If you're ever unsure where things stand, I've failed.

Trust

I'd rather lose a deal than break someone's trust. It's the whole game.

Four things I hold to.

Outcomes first

I start from the business result you need, then work backwards to the build. Not the other way around.

Clarity as a habit

You'll always know what's happening, what's next, and why. Confusion is a bug, and I treat it like one.

Ship, then refine

Real, working software beats a perfect plan. I move fast, then sharpen, without leaving a mess behind.

Own the whole thing

From architecture to the final pixel, it's handled. No hand-offs, no gaps, no "that's not my part."

Range, with depth where it counts.

I work across the stack because the best solutions don't respect layer boundaries.

Full-Stack Development

ReactNext.jsNode.jsTypeScriptMongoDBPostgreSQLREST APIsGraphQLTailwind CSS

Product Engineering

Product StrategySprint PlanningRoadmap DesignUser ResearchFigmaCross-team LeadershipClient ManagementOKRs

AI & Automation

LLM IntegrationPrompt EngineeringOpenAI APIAnthropic APIAI FeaturesWorkflow AutomationRAG Systems

Intern to Head of Engineering, fast.

A short, steep climb: from writing my first client components to owning product engineering end to end.

Vallorex
Remote
Head of Product Engineering
Now
Mar 2026 - Present
I lead product engineering end to end, from the first architecture call to the final deploy, shipping production AI systems and full-stack products for startups and enterprise teams.
Own technical decisions and keep delivery on track across concurrent projects
Design and build scalable full-stack systems from scratch
Build and integrate LLM pipelines into real, shipping products
Set and enforce the engineering bar across every project
Product LeadershipArchitectureAI / LLMFull-stack
Reveation Labs
Plano, TX · Remote
SDE-1, Full-Stack Developer
Dec 2024 - Mar 2026
Shipped full-stack features for US-based clients across React, Node.js, WordPress and WooCommerce, in a remote environment where ambiguity was the default and clarity was the deliverable.
Built and maintained scalable front-end architectures in React and modern UI frameworks
Designed and integrated REST APIs connecting complex back-end logic to clean user experiences
Drove codebase decisions that reduced technical debt, not just sprint velocity
Worked across time zones with US clients, and learned that good engineering is also good communication
ReactNode.jsREST APIsUS Clients
Software Engineer Intern
Jul 2024 - Dec 2024
Joined as a front-end intern and left understanding why back-end decisions determine front-end outcomes.
Built React interfaces driven by user behavior, not just visual correctness
Learned the MERN stack under production pressure, not in a tutorial
ReactMERN
Recognition
Incredible Employee of the Month · Feb 2025
Shining Star of the Month
GrabTheSite
Ahmedabad
Web Development Intern
Jan 2023 - Mar 2023
First hands-on exposure to building real web products, where I learned that React is easy to write and hard to write well.
Developed React components for live client projects
First professional lesson: the goal isn't clean code, it's maintainable thinking
ReactFirst role