I build at the seams between apps, networks, and AI. Swift and networking are my home turf; lately I've been building local-model systems, financial document pipelines, and tools that make a homelab feel like useful infrastructure.
I'm an Engineering Manager at Paytm Payments Bank, leading Web, Android, iOS, and internal UI engineering across five teams. Before that, I spent ~15 years shipping mobile and full-stack software, including consumer-facing work on Paytm and J.P. Morgan Markets/Execute. I still like getting close to the code, especially when a problem crosses system boundaries.
- AIResume (private) — A portfolio you can question, powered by local models and a custom RAG pipeline with repeatable retrieval evaluations. Try it live.
- TxParse (private) — Turns messy bank PDFs and transaction emails into a reconciled ledger; balance checks and PostgreSQL row-level security keep the data trustworthy and isolated. See the live site.
- Mac SSH Manager — A macOS menu-bar app that opens SSH access for a timed window and closes it automatically. Supports LAN and Tailscale.
- dev-tools — A browser workbench for developer utilities, notes, and a whiteboard, with a strict CSP and SSRF-safe URL expansion behind the scenes Try it live.
- WhatsApp Gateway (private) — A containerized messaging API with QR pairing, an operator dashboard, revocable keys, and an outbound history.
- Statix — Native agents and a central dashboard keep an eye on the CPU, memory, disks, and networks across my homelab.
- lan-devices — A SwiftUI dashboard for finding LAN machines, checking SSH reachability, and launching terminal or remote-control actions.
- LGLogger — An iOS logging package that puts filtered, persistent logs and export controls inside the app itself.
- FTP Server Dashboard (private) — A small LAN file-sharing service with one access mode across FTP and web, host-only administration, and idle shutdown.
| dev-tools | JSON, cURL, regex, notes, and a canvas whiteboard in one self-hosted workbench. |
| statix | Monitor multiple macOS and Linux hosts from one dashboard. |
| Mac SSH Manager | Timed SSH access from the macOS menu bar |
| lan-devices | Discover LAN machines, watch SSH reachability, and open a terminal. |
| LGLogger | Inspect and export iOS app logs without attaching a development cable. |
The less badge-shaped parts: URLSession, Bonjour, Swift Package Manager, macOS Authorization Services and XPC, server-side URL validation, local inference, and retrieval evaluation.
Most of my professional work lives on private Bitbucket last few years (2018–Sep 2026):
Open to EM / Staff / Principal conversations, especially where mobile, systems, and AI meet.