I'm a Software Engineer at SIF360 passionate about building scalable backend systems, APIs, developer tools, and production-ready software. I specialize in system design, software architecture, microservices, and modern web technologies while leading engineering teams and contributing to open source through SylvenOS. I also create technical content to help developers build real-world applications and better software.
Developing enterprise-grade full-stack applications with modern web technologies, building scalable frontend and backend systems, and delivering high-performance solutions for production environments.
Founded and lead SylvenOS, an open-source developer community focused on collaborative learning, real-world software projects, technical education, and building developer tools for the global programming community.
Led a 20-member engineering team building SaaS platforms using React, Next.js, Express.js, MySQL, and Nx Monorepo. Improved frontend performance by 28%, delivered multiple production applications, integrated AI-powered workflows, established CI/CD pipelines, and mentored engineers while driving technical strategy and engineering excellence.
Coordinated sprint planning, engineering workflows, and REST API integration while contributing hands-on to React.js and Next.js development. Helped improve delivery processes and was promoted to Engineering Manager within three months based on technical leadership and execution.
I believe software should solve real problems. Every project should be production-ready, maintainable, scalable, and capable of handling real-world users—not just demonstrate technical concepts.
Good architecture reduces complexity over time. I prioritize system design, modular components, clear APIs, and scalable backend architecture before implementation begins.
Great software is built by productive developers. Clean code, documentation, automation, reusable components, and efficient workflows help teams move faster while maintaining quality.
Through SylvenOS and open source, I believe knowledge should be shared. Building in public, teaching practical engineering, and collaborating with developers creates stronger software and stronger communities.