I’ve spent six years building SaaS and enterprise products in React, Next.js, and TypeScript. The settings have changed—an Apple program in London, a five-person startup, a client-facing AI solutions team—but the job has been the same: understand what the business actually needs, build it properly, and make sure it keeps working.

At TCS, on-site with Apple in London, I led delivery of three concurrent dashboard products with a team of ten developers. I owned the frontend architecture and the API contracts with backend teams, built a shared insights module that cut development time by 70% and integration time by 90%, and resolved more than a thousand production issues after launch. That is where I learned that reliability is designed in, not patched on.

At Presto Labs I was the founding engineer. We took an AI productivity and knowledge-management platform from zero to launch in six months. I owned architecture, frontend, integrations (Stripe, Google Calendar, Outlook, Nango), CI/CD, and production monitoring, and built the design system the whole product ran on.

At Scry AI I work with a leading global life insurer, turning business ideas—M&A pricing, deal origination, market intelligence—into working AI proofs of concept, then handing them to product teams with design documents and architecture recommendations. Before that I led the revamp of the core document intelligence platform: RAG and citation search, human-in-the-loop review, enterprise SSO, and a Playwright test suite covering 95%+ of critical flows.

Outside my day job I run BuildZero, a studio that builds fixed-price MVPs for founders, and I built ZetcaX, a ZATCA Phase II-compliant e-invoicing SaaS for Saudi businesses. I’m also completing an Executive Post Graduate Certificate in Generative AI & Agentic AI at IIT Kharagpur.

If you hand me your product, expect clear communication, honest trade-offs, tests and documentation that survive handoffs, and no surprises in production. I care about the people who use what I build and the teams who maintain it after me.