I build the invisible infrastructure that keeps businesses running. As an independent backend engineer based in Bengaluru, I partner with companies to scale their systems and untangle complex workflows.
Whether it's replacing expensive SaaS layers with highly optimized microservices, or orchestrating fault-tolerant state machines, I build systems designed to stay quiet under pressure.
I choose boring, battle-tested technology (like Postgres and Go) over the newest framework, unless the new tool solves a very specific, painful problem.
Distributed systems will fail. Networks partition, nodes crash. I build state machines and workflows that can safely retry without side effects or waking people up at 3 AM.
I design systems under the assumption that everything will break. The goal isn't to prevent failure, but to build infrastructure that self-heals before the pager goes off.
What I'm actively researching, building, and breaking right now.
When I'm not staring at a terminal or debugging race conditions, you can usually find me: