I build production backend, automations, and integrations, then get on the call to make sure it actually ships.
Microservices, data pipelines, and third-party integrations that hold up under real load.
Client calls, live troubleshooting, custom solutions. Shipped while the customer watches it work.
Codebase optimizations that cut cost, raise reliability, and scale without drama.
One day on the job, on repeat. Scroll and walk it with me.
From Slack, I pull the full picture on any user or issue: logs, data, code, usage, billing, recordings. Every connection is read-only: it sees everything, changes nothing. Then Hermes turns the fix into a PR I just review.
I query any user or any issue straight from Slack.
Logs, data, code, usage, billing, conversations, recordings. All read-only by design.
Deep root-cause analysis with zero write access. Nothing changes.
Makes code changes, pulls logs, opens PRs. I review and merge.
The AI diagnoses and drafts. The human decides and ships.
End-to-end owner of the Data Connector, the engine syncing 34+ third-party sources into Sheets & Excel for 30k+ users across 200+ companies.
Enterprise data integration for Kisna Jewellers: cross-database sync plus payments and rewards, without disrupting the existing stack.
Backend for India's national food-safety inspection platform. Government scale, government scrutiny.
Data pipelines and processing at map-scale. My first taste of data that doesn't fit on one machine.