Product engineer. 4+ years across product and frontend.
I'm a product engineer based in India with more than four years of experience building user-facing software. My strongest work sits in React, Next.js, TypeScript, frontend architecture, and the interaction details that make a product easier to understand and use.
I work well in the space between a product brief, a design file, and a production interface. I can help shape a flow, spot missing states, establish reusable UI patterns, and implement the frontend without losing the reasoning behind the design. That makes me useful to small teams where product, design, and engineering need to stay close.
My backend and AI work supports that product focus. I've built with Node, Supabase, Postgres, OpenAI, and Twilio when a feature needed authentication, data, automation, or voice interaction. I don't position myself as a backend or machine-learning specialist; I use those tools to complete a product workflow.
If your product needs someone who can stay close to both the interaction and the implementation, about the workflow you are trying to ship or improve.
- Primary role
- Product Engineer
- Strongest layer
- React · Next.js · TypeScript · Frontend architecture
- Supporting strengths
- Interaction design · Design systems · Product workflows
- Availability
- 1 slot · Q3 2026
Product problems where my overlap across product, design, and frontend engineering is useful.
- Taking a frontend-heavy product idea from early scope to a working first version
- Improving onboarding, dashboards, forms, and multi-step product workflows
- Building React and Next.js interfaces that need strong interaction and responsive behavior
- Turning Figma designs into reusable components without losing states or design intent
- Creating or repairing a design system so new features reuse the same product patterns
- Untangling frontend architecture that makes each new feature slower to ship
- Prototyping an AI-assisted workflow before committing it to a larger product roadmap
- Supporting a small team that needs product, design, and frontend decisions to stay close
From inbox to first PR.
- 01
30-minute call
We discuss the product problem, the current state, and what needs to change. If I am not a good fit, I will say so.
- 02
Scope the useful slice
I turn the discussion into a written scope with the workflow, deliverables, assumptions, timeline, and price. Larger ideas are split into a first version that can be reviewed or tested.
- 03
Build in visible increments
Work moves through reviewable pull requests and regular walkthroughs. Product and interaction decisions stay visible alongside the code.
- 04
Hand over the reasoning
You receive the code, the reusable patterns, and documentation for decisions that future product or engineering work depends on.
- 2026 to Present
Product Engineer · Independent Work · Independent
- Built a demo-ready voice agent for L1 customer support (OpenAI Realtime + Twilio + Postgres) and developing an AI-first social scheduler with an inline copilot (Next.js + OpenAI + Supabase).
- Used product prototypes to work through voice latency, tool-calling, human handoff, and the operational interface around an AI feature.
- The voice product is demo-ready; the social scheduler remains in development.
- 2025 to Present
Frontend Developer · Sysmind
- Building the frontend for Melp: a real-time collaboration product (messaging, video, shared workspaces) used daily in production.
- Working on component and state patterns that make shared product behavior easier to reuse across features.
- 2024 to 2025
UI Developer · Webiosis Systems
- Implemented React interfaces across multiple product surfaces, working from Figma through review-ready code.
- Introduced reusable component patterns to reduce duplicated UI and keep related screens consistent.
- 2022 to 2024
Web Developer · Yetticate Solutions
- Delivered responsive interfaces across more than ten projects and tested them across common browsers and screen sizes.
- Built and documented reusable component libraries that became the foundation for future project work.
- 2022
Web Designer · Adaan Digital Solutions
- Translated brand briefs and design comps into responsive web layouts.
Tell me where the workflow is stuck.
Share the product, the people using it, and what needs to become easier or faster. I will tell you whether my product and frontend experience fits the problem.