Faster page loads
Reduced page load times by 45% using Next.js SSR and optimized rendering strategies at P-41.
Proof of impact
How I create product and engineering impact
This page is for fast evaluation: what I own, how I lead, and the kinds of measurable outcomes I have delivered across payments and commerce teams.
Full-stack deliveryFrontend systemsPayments & commerceMentoring & quality
Improved query performance
Optimized database queries with TypeORM and indexing strategies, achieving 60% faster query execution.
Concurrent users supported
Built scalable applications handling 10,000+ concurrent users with reliable uptime and performance.
Projects delivered
Led a team of 5 developers and delivered 15+ projects on time with high quality and production readiness.
Increased user engagement
Drove a 30% increase in user engagement on the UnderArmour project through frontend optimizations at Dentsu.
Core Expertise
How I contribute across the stack
A recruiter should be able to see my shape quickly: strong frontend depth, practical backend delivery, modern testing discipline, and product-minded leadership.
Frontend
- React
- Next.js
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
Backend
- Node.js
- NestJS
- Express.js
- Prisma ORM
- REST APIs
Database
- MongoDB
- PostgreSQL
- TypeORM
- MySQL
- Prisma
Tools
- JIRA
- Figma
- WebStorm
VS Code
Cursor- Postman
- Codex
DevOps & Workflow
- Git
- CI/CD
- Claude Code
- Docker
- Vercel
Architecture
- System Design
- HLD
- LLD
Case Studies
Company-safe examples of how I work
I have not centered this site around personal projects because my strongest work has come from shipping real products in real teams. These case studies focus on ownership, constraints, and outcomes without exposing confidential details.
Particle41
Synemi — Community management platform
2025 – Present
- Context
- Built a full-stack community management platform (Synemi) for Particle41, serving as the sole full-stack developer owning both the Next.js web client and NestJS API.
- Problem
- The client needed a production-grade platform with complex domain logic — document management, architecture requests with voting workflows, granular role-based permissions, and multi-association support — all with enterprise-level security.
- What I owned
- Owned both codebases end-to-end: the web client with 50+ reusable components, server routes, and centralized state management, plus the API with layered architecture, auth guards, database repositories, API documentation, and end-to-end test coverage.
- What changed
- Delivered a production platform with granular permission system (VIEW/EDIT/ADMIN per resource), document manager with tree/search/bulk-move, architecture request workflows with voting and expiry, and comprehensive e2e test coverage across both codebases.
- Next.js
- NestJS 11
- TypeORM
- PostgreSQL
- TypeScript
- Redux
- Vitest
- Playwright
- Supertest
Particle41 (Synemi)
Document manager with granular permissions
2025 – Present
- Context
- Synemi needed a full document management system with folder/file hierarchies, search, and fine-grained access control tied to association roles.
- Problem
- Users needed to upload, organize, search, and share documents with different permission levels per role — while handling edge cases like naming conflicts, bulk operations, and nested path resolution.
- What I owned
- Built the document management UI with tree navigation, drag-and-drop, bulk move, search/sort/filter, and conflict resolution. Built the document API with authentication and role-based permission checks, paginated queries, and per-row access control.
- What changed
- Shipped a production document manager with folder/file operations, bulk actions, automatic conflict handling, and granular view/edit/admin permissions per role. Comprehensive end-to-end test coverage across all document operations.
- Next.js
- NestJS 11
- TypeORM
- PostgreSQL
- TypeScript
- S3
Particle41 (Synemi)
Authentication, permissions & invitation system
2025 – Present
- Context
- Synemi required a robust authentication pipeline, role-based permission system, and invitation flow supporting multiple user types across associations.
- Problem
- The platform needed secure JWT + refresh token flows, switch-persona capability, invitation-based onboarding with auto-accept, and a flexible permission model that could be configured per role per association.
- What I owned
- Built the authentication API with credential validation, refresh token handling, registration pipelines, and structured error responses. Implemented the permissions layer on the web client with centralized permission state, route-level access gating, and a role editor UI. Built the invitation API with validate, accept, and register flows.
- What changed
- Delivered production auth with httpOnly refresh cookies, switch-persona, invitation auto-accept, and a permission system with VIEW/EDIT/ADMIN enforced consistently across all API controllers and web routes.
- Next.js
- NestJS 11
- TypeORM
- PostgreSQL
- TypeScript
- JWT
- Redux
Dentsu
Internal reusable component library
2024 – 2025
- Context
- Frontend teams across Dentsu were building similar UI patterns independently, leading to inconsistent experiences and duplicated effort across projects.
- Problem
- There was no shared component system, so teams were shipping inconsistent UIs, spending time rebuilding common patterns, and struggling to maintain design coherence across products.
- What I owned
- Led the creation of a reusable component package with 50+ components — including Accordion, Data Table, Dialog, Drawer, Command, Combobox, and more — used across internal frontend systems. Collaborated with 3 teammates to build comprehensive documentation alongside the library.
- What changed
- Reduced UI development time significantly by providing ready-to-use, well-documented components. Improved design consistency across teams and established a single source of truth for frontend patterns within the organization.
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Storybook
- Jest
AccordionAlertAlert DialogAspect RatioAvatarBadgeBreadcrumbButtonButton GroupCalendarCardCarousel
Leadership
How I support teams
My contribution is not just shipping code. I help teams move faster by improving quality, clarifying direction, and supporting the people around me.
Recognition
Certifications and awards
Signals of consistency matter too. These recognitions support the delivery and ownership story shown across the rest of the portfolio.
45% Page Load Reduction
P-41
2025
Achieved 45% faster page loads through Next.js SSR optimization and caching strategies.
60% Query Performance Improvement
P-41
2025
Optimized database queries with TypeORM, delivering 60% faster query execution across the platform.
30% User Engagement Increase
Dentsu (UnderArmour)
2024
Drove 30% increase in user engagement through frontend optimizations on the UnderArmour project.
Razorpay Payment Integration
Dentsu
2023
Successfully integrated Razorpay payment gateway, resulting in 20% increase in transactions.
The soul is neither born, and nor does it die. It is not that having once existed, it ceases to be.
— Bhagavad Gita, 2.20