Work
Eight projects — client websites, products I built end to end, and platform work inside enterprise engineering organisations. Each one lists what it had to survive and what it measured afterwards.
A freight load board for mid-size Indian carriers — public marketplace, broker console and a matching service that ranks loads against a truck's route, capacity and return leg.
A clinical summarisation engine that reads a patient's scattered record — problems, allergies, notes, external documents — and hands the physician a structured, cited summary before the appointment starts.
An orchestrator for long-running agent workflows: durable state, typed tool contracts, compensation on failure, and human approval steps that survive a redeploy mid-run.
An event-driven payments core for a financial-services platform: ledger, reconciliation and settlement rebuilt around an append-only event log with exactly-once effects.
A reliability and cost console for EKS: which workloads are over-provisioned, which are one node failure from an outage, and what each namespace actually costs per week.
A micro-lending app for first-time borrowers: eligibility in under a minute, repayment nudges that people actually respond to, and a credit file that improves with each cycle.
A spec-driven development workflow where the specification is the artefact both humans and models work from — adopted across seven teams and thirty-five engineers.
A command-line tool that stands up a production-shaped EKS environment — VPC, node groups, IRSA, ingress, observability and a deploy pipeline — from one config file.