Fifteen years in tech.
Walk it with me.
That's me down on the walkway. Scroll, and I'll walk you through my career, one signboard at a time.
↓ Scroll to start walkingThat's me down on the walkway. Scroll, and I'll walk you through my career, one signboard at a time.
↓ Scroll to start walkingA B.Tech in Information Technology, finished with First Class. I earned my Sun Certified Java Programmer certification in January 2010, while still in college.
My first day in IT, as a fresher iOS developer. I'd always had a pull toward phones and apps.
I moved to Android, then took over web development when the company urgently needed it. Requirement analysis, database design, splitting work into modules, front end and back end.
End-to-end delivery, client reviews, project scoping and server management, while still writing code. In October I received the Best Mentor award.
A team across web and app development, testing, design, UI/UX and project management. Then Team Manager, owning delivery and client communication.
Lystloc was just an idea and a rough POC. Two or three people in a very small room. No scale, no certainty, only belief. I took charge of engineering.
The company formally started on 7 Feb 2017. In 2018 we launched Lystloc, and I had a substantial part in getting that first release out.
I contributed to the architecture, design and UI/UX of a full rewrite of the Lystloc mobile app.
Engineering and operations, end to end: architecture, cloud, mobile, web, reliability, security and the people. I still work in the code.
In 2022 we built Lystface, a facial-recognition attendance app, over a single weekend. By 2023 Lystloc had 10k+ daily active users, with the mobile apps doing much of the work.
I use most of them myself. My manager sees my route in Lystloc, I check in with Lystface, and my employment history is verified in Lystproof.
"Most people never get to see the ending of what they started. I did. And I'm still writing it."