I write code that real users actually feel. Not in a "we shipped a feature" way. In a "the page loads in 800ms instead of 3 seconds and people stop bouncing" way. I'm a Senior Frontend Engineer based in Ahmedabad, with 4+ years building production React applications for companies ranging from fast-moving product teams to recognizable consumer brands like AJIO (Reliance Retail's fashion platform). Here's the short version of what I do: → I take messy product requirements and turn them into clean, performant, accessible interfaces. → I write TypeScript like it's documentation — so the person who inherits my code (often future me) doesn't hate their life. → I obsess over the boring stuff: bundle size, render performance, semantic HTML, keyboard navigation. Because that's what separates a UI that works from a UI that delights. A few things I'm proud of: - Played a core role launching Ajiogram — AJIO's video commerce platform — owning frontend execution end-to-end as the consultant on the team. - Earned recommendations from my direct manager and senior peers at AJIO, who specifically called out my work on web accessibility and shipping discipline. - Grew from Associate → Software Engineer → Senior in under 4 years by consistently owning more than my JD asked for. My toolkit: React • TypeScript • Next.js • Tailwind CSS • Redux • Node.js • REST APIs • Modern frontend tooling Outside of code, I'm deep into personal finance (took The 1% Club's Personal Finance Mastery course in 2023), and I genuinely believe engineers who understand money and product make better engineers overall. What I'm looking for now: I'm in a great seat at Molecular Connections, but I'm always open to: → Frontend engineering roles with real product ownership (especially React/Next.js + TypeScript) → Freelance/consulting work on interesting UI problems → Conversations with other frontend engineers about performance, DX, and the future of React