Ship Log

Initial commit

Before architectures and tech-stack debates, there was a kid in Patna.

I navigated the halls of St. Karen's High School with more curiosity than a syllabus could contain. I'll keep the exact timestamp of my arrival on this planet a mystery. Let's just say I've been leveling up for a while now. The through-line started here: build, break, rebuild better.

Stable release

Safety and Fire Engineering on paper. Software engineering in practice.

Trading the familiar for the technical at Cochin University of Science and Technology. My degree says Safety and Fire Engineering. My nights say JavaScript. Learning to engineer safety systems gave me a mental model for the robust, high-availability software I ship today. Failures should be contained, not celebrated.

• Systems thinking
• First principles
• Late-night code

Breaking change: founder mode

Didn't join the workforce. Tried to reshape it.

As Co-Founder and CTO of Bili Consultancy, I grew the team, shipped for global deep-tech companies like Meeami and Apptronik, and learned the founder's bias: absolute ownership, fast execution, architecture-first thinking. GSEA National Finalist. Google and MeitY Appscale Academy Top 100. I didn't just write code. I ran the whole cycle.

engineers

4 → 4

projects shipped

0+

Appscale Academy

Top 100

Production hardening

MrMed 2.0: greenfield rebuild, real patients, real metrics.

Today I'm the Founding Software Engineer at MrMed, building things that scale from zero to one and beyond. Leading the MrMed 2.0 rebuild meant architecting a modular system with Next.js, NestJS, Redux, and AWS. The bounce rate went from 18% to 0.8%. When I'm not shipping, I'm untangling RBAC and ABAC for sensitive patient data.

• Next.js
• NestJS
• Redux
• AWS

bounce rate

18 → 18.0%

Concurrent upgrade

Mentoring on side. Fundamentals sharpened.

While shipping at MrMed, I'm pursuing a Master of Technology in Software Engineering at BITS Pilani. Not resume padding. A deliberate upgrade to the layer beneath everything I build.