I'm a backend engineer who builds the systems people never see but trust every time they tap pay. Encryption, payments, monitoring — the quiet machinery underneath fintech. Right now that's at Jio Platforms; a few thousand lines of code that pretend to be invisible.
Most of my work is invisible. When you buy a mutual fund or move money inside an app, a dozen small services need to agree, encrypt, validate, retry, and log the whole thing. Here's the story, simplified. ↳ hover any step to see the actual stack behind it
request hits a public API
session keys + OTP, no replays allowed
through CAMS, banks, ledger
every hop, encrypted, replayable
typically inside 800 ms
A few projects outside of work — coding tools, AI agents, voting systems. These are mine end-to-end.
A real-time collaborative coding platform with live cursors, shared sessions, and a sandboxed runner. Two people in different countries, one editor, code running on the server.
if you've ever wanted to pair-program with a friend at 2 AM without sharing a screen, this is that.
Knowledge-Aware Interactive Runtime Operator. A locally-running agent with voice input (Whisper STT via MLX), Ollama-backed LLM reasoning, Chroma vector memory, and macOS automation. Talks to you, remembers context, runs your workflows.
I got tired of re-explaining my projects to ChatGPT, so I'm building one that remembers — and runs entirely offline.
Decentralized voting with Aadhaar-based identity check and blockchain-backed ballots. Final-year project that taught me how to think about adversarial systems.
if elections ran on this, you'd see your vote on the chain — and so would everyone else.
Android app + web portal that lets two devices send files directly without bouncing through a cloud. Faster than email, more honest than WhatsApp.
Not every tool every day. These are grouped by the kind of problem they solve, in roughly the order I reach for them.
Both at Jio Platforms — different floors, different codebases, same instinct: build it like the world depends on it, because for fintech, it kind of does.
Pulled from GitHub. Quiet weeks, loud weekends, the occasional 2 AM — every square is a day I touched the codebase.