Senior Full-stack Software Engineer · India
I build analytical dashboards, REST APIs, and web applications at Fractal Analytics, mostly with Python and React. I care about software that’s clear, dependable, and built to handle real work.
A little about me
Most of my work is on analytical dashboards for enterprise clients: the screens people use to answer real questions, and the APIs and data work underneath them. Since 2018 I’ve also built REST APIs, e-commerce features, web scrapers, and a battery simulator web app.
I studied computer science, went on to a master’s in data science, and still tinker with a Raspberry Pi for fun. Away from the keyboard I’m usually on a mountain trail or reading philosophy.
This site is where I keep practical notes on what I learn and build. They’re written for my future self; if one saves you an hour of debugging, even better.
More about meProjects
Right now that’s WebTools, free calculators that show their working; Fun, small browser games; Fitness, an evidence-based exercise library; DevBook, a playbook for building software with AI assistants; and my engineering blog with tutorials and video walkthroughs.
A versioned engineering playbook for building software with LLM assistants, with universal rules, stack profiles, templates, prompts, and checklists.
A free exercise library with realistic 3D form demos, an interactive muscle map, workout splits, and guidance grounded in reviewed research.
Small, original browser games you can play in seconds, starting with Don't Let the Chai Boil Over: hold to heat the milk, let go before it spills.
Practical software tutorials on Django, Python, Git, deployment, and developer tools, with video walkthroughs by Nitin Raturi.
Free, privacy-friendly calculators for everyday money questions, starting with a SIP calculator with step-up, goal and inflation views.
Writing
Personal notes on work, learning, and the lessons I want to remember.
A place to bring my work, interests, and practical engineering notes together and to keep a record of what I learn.