At Navi, I engineered the core of our lending platform, from KYC flows and mandate creation to EMI repayments, referrals, and dynamic UI systems. I built resilient backend services with Java and Spring Boot, and high-performance frontends with React and Next.js. I rewired critical journeys, led org-wide migrations, and made sure our systems didn’t just work, they scaled, observed themselves, and felt great to use. Whether it was integrating OpenTelemetry, designing fallback-heavy UIs for low-network users, or taming legacy chaos, I was in the trenches turning messy real-world problems into clean, maintainable code.

At Adobe, I was part of a small core team that brought Photoshop to the web, turning a desktop design giant into a browser-native experience. I worked on performance-critical features like smart background removal and contextual UI tools, bridging C++ image processing with WebAssembly to make pro-level editing seamless online. It wasn’t just about porting features, it was reimagining Photoshop for a new generation of users, platforms, and workflows. Tight constraints, global scale, and pixel-perfect expectations, exactly the kind of engineering I live for.