I'm an Associate Software Engineer who builds products end to end: ASP.NET Core backends, React Native mobile apps, and AI systems that sit on top of them. I've shipped a mobile app to real users, built production-style APIs in C#, and engineered agentic and RAG pipelines with LangChain and LangGraph. I like the point where solid backend fundamentals meet LLMs.
- π» Backend Development: Designing and integrating APIs with C#, .NET, and ASP.NET Core.
- π± Mobile Development: Cross-platform apps with React Native and JavaScript/TypeScript, including a shipped consumer app.
- ποΈ Data & Architecture: Databases, API integration, object-oriented design, and maintainable application architecture.
- π€ AI Engineering: LLM applications, RAG pipelines, agentic workflows, and model training with LangChain, LangGraph, and PyTorch.
- π Open Source: Contributed to VidXP, including a merged fix for multimodal search interval fusion.
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A RESTful backend for managing the job hunt: applications, statuses, and follow-ups, structured the way a production API should be.
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A mobile calorie tracker built for desi cuisine (karahi, biryani, roti, daal), where generic trackers fall short on dishes and portion sizes.
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Built a low-latency WebRTC audio voice transport agent using LiveKit, Whisper (STT), and OpenAI (TTS) for hands-free diagnostics on active Kubernetes cluster environments.
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Engineered a LangGraph agentic system for real-time microservice failure detection, correlation, and automated self-healing resolution actions.
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Designed a microservices platform with continuous retraining on live market streams, automated drift detection, and zero-downtime container updates.
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Engineered an automated content repurposing pipeline using OpenAI Whisper for transcription and Gemini API RAG to generate platform-optimized posts.
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π¬ VidXP (Video eXPlain): Natural Language Video Indexing EngineVidXP is an open-source video indexing engine that connects LLM agents (Claude, Hermes, OpenClaw) to video understanding with low token overhead.
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"The best way to predict the future is to build it autonomously."


