software engineer

I build interfaces where form follows function. Clean surfaces, intentional motion, nothing that doesn't earn its place. TypeScript is home base, Rust and Go when I need something closer to the metal.
Most of my time right now goes into ui.edbn.me, a component library that ships those ideas as reusable pieces.
When I'm not at the keyboard I'm probably listening to something. Full albums, front to back. ABBA one day, The Lumineers the next. It keeps things balanced.

Attending FOSS Hack '24, '25, and FOSS United Pune sparked my open source journey and inspired projects like deetnuts.com and btechtards.deetnuts.com.
Design, then build. I start from the interface: how something looks, how it moves, how it feels to use. Then work backward into the systems that make it hold up. Details make the product.
On the frontend that means component systems, real-time data visualization, 3D rendering, and interactions that feel native. On the backend, APIs, database design, auth, payments. Ship it or it doesn't exist.
Also moderate r/Btechtards and r/mht_cet.