Jun 2025 – Present · 1 yr · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India · On-site

• 🛠️ Project 1: Making Life Easier (Because We Deserve It)
• Mission: Build a tool powered by LLMs that saves Developers, QAs, PMs, and BAs from the soul-draining task of typing and thinking too much.
• Building a productivity booster that plugs into Azure DevOps and uses LLMs to cut down manual work—less typing, more doing.
• Think smart ticket summaries, auto-generated documentation, intelligent insights—LLMs doing the heavy lifting.
• Tech stack in action: React, Node.js, Python, Flask, and Amazon S3 (because someone’s got to store all that genius).
• Basically bridging the massive gap between project management tools and actual intelligence.
• Goal? Make the whole dev cycle less “ugh” and more “oooh.”
• 🤖 Project 2: Enter the Agents (Agentic AI Madness)
• Mission: Build a next-gen Agentic AI system that can actually think, reason, collaborate—and maybe take over some boring parts of your job.
• Designing a multi-agent system where a squad of AI agents cooperates (or argues) to fulfill user requests.
• Each agent taps into MCP (Model Context Protocols) and speaks A2A (Agent-to-Agent)—yes, they talk behind your back, but for your own good.
• Using multiple MCP servers as tools—basically turning the agents into your personal team of problem-solvers with unlimited coffee.
• Continuously staying on top of the latest AI drops—because this field moves fast and I love chasing it.
• Building something that feels like magic, but runs on Python, frameworks such as LangChain and LangGraph, LLMs, and a fair bit of wild experimentation.

Jul 2023 – Jun 2025 · 1 yr 11 mos · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India · On-site

• What started as a summer internship turned into something way bigger (hello, full-time!).
• 💼 Transition to Full-Time – Senior Developer 1:
• The MVP we built was a hit—so we scaled it into a full-blown financial application (bonus: I love math and money 💸).
• Took our monolith-ish app and expanded it to 5 microservices—because one service is never enough when things get real.
• Dug deeper into all the existing tech—Node.js, React, TypeORM, MySQL etc.—leveling up from "I know this" to "I really know this".
• Added cron jobs to schedule tasks like a boss—turns out, time-based automation is both powerful and oddly satisfying.
• Handled more complex business logic —the kind that makes spreadsheets cry. Team size grew, complexity grew, stakes grew—but so did my confidence and love for building impactful systems.
• ⚙️ More Recently (last year’s rabbit hole):
• Built a Generative AI RAG chatbot—because why not make bots that actually know stuff?
• Designed for domain-specific QnA based on an internal knowledge base—less hallucination, more relevance.
• Engineered a hybrid retrieval system using Python, HuggingFace, and Mixedbread embedding models.
• Used Milvus as the vector store, BGE re-rankers, and played around with BM25, TF-IDF, FAISS, etc.—because one retriever is never enough.
• Tweaked LLM outputs with Prompt Engineering.

Jan 2023 – Jul 2023 · 6 mos · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India · On-site

• Got my hands dirty with Node.js, Express.js, and TypeORM—the backend trio that taught me how to think in APIs and architecture.
• Dived into the frontend world with React, CSS, and Sass—learned how to make things look good and actually work.
• Dabbled in microservice architecture—enough to be dangerous (in a good way).
• Built a snappy, reactive internal site used by top-tier folks—no pressure, just execs clicking around my code.
• Collaborated in a full-stack squad of 15—devs, QAs, PMs, BAs, and designers. Learned a ton, asked a lot of questions, and somehow didn’t break prod.

May 2022 – Aug 2022 · 3 mos · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

• I had the opportunity to work as a Product Engineer Intern at Deloitte India, where I took on a variety of responsibilities that helped me grow both technically and professionally:
• Gained a solid understanding of the product development lifecycle—from concept to deployment.
• Translated architectural designs into clean, efficient code, following established coding standards and best practices.
• Built a slick software installer using Electron—because nothing says “pro dev” like apps you can actually install.
• Explored Server-Sent Events (SSE) to enable real-time updates—without melting the server.
• Made the system tray dynamic and interactive, showcasing live updates—because why settle for boring icons?
• Documented my work thoroughly, conducted technical research, and collaborated with project leads across different locations to keep everything on track.