From Mathematics to Code That Works

In July 2024, I walked into Rxefy Tech as an intern. Within months, I was contributing to Wrappid - an in-house React-based application framework - while simultaneously building Laravel backends, publishing reusable packages, integrating Zoho Books for financial automation, and wiring WhatsApp and Messenger APIs into business operations. I also participated in architecture design: defining entity boundaries between Streamline and Business layers, building an event-driven worker system using Laravel Jobs to reduce spinup overhead, and creating a UI-driven database schema builder that let users define tables, queries, and relationships without writing raw SQL. By the time I transitioned to full-time, I had shipped production code across multi-tenant applications, Docker-monitored services, and cPanel-based deployments.

In March 2026, I joined Iquester Solutions LLP to work on more operational problems - Dolibarr ERP customization, multi-vendor marketplace platforms on WordPress, custom Laravel systems, and VPS/cPanel server management. This is software that has to run reliably on a Monday morning when someone's entire business depends on it.

1.5+ years in, I build systems that are readable, maintainable, and useful beyond the first sprint. I care less about clever code and more about software that survives real usage.

Outside engineering, cooking is a genuine passion - not just a hobby. I'm curious about food, recipes, and the culture around what people eat and how it's made. I co-author Nomad Journey with a friend; we write about food and culture when there's something worth sharing. The instinct carries over - constraints, patience, and making something that actually works.