Engineer at heart, team leader by practice.

My journey started with Java and enterprise systems, growing from a developer into a technical lead working across architecture, backend engineering, databases, integrations, requirements, and client-facing delivery. I have worked with government departments, financial institutions, universities, and enterprise organizations, often bridging the gap between business requirements and the systems that bring them to life.

In 2014, I started building Erojp, an early product that marked a shift from developing software for others to creating and owning products myself. In 2017, that journey continued with eTathkara, where I have been involved end to end — from the platform architecture and backend services to ticketing, payments, mobile and web applications, operations, analytics, and the challenges of running a real product in production.

Today, my work sits at the intersection of engineering, product, and people. I still enjoy writing software, but I am equally interested in understanding the problem behind it, choosing the right technology, designing systems that can evolve, and helping teams turn complex requirements into something that actually works.