About
The person behind the robot
I’ve spent eight years at Google, Apple and Amazon building two kinds of software: the kind customers use every day, and the kind that gives engineers their afternoons back. The second kind includes services that triage incidents before a human has finished their coffee, and tools for software automation.
I work across the stack, I like distributed systems, and I have a robot assistant called MoBot who is much better at small talk than I am.
Experience
Jan 2020 to Present
Amazon
Software Development Engineer II, AWS · Seattle, WA
Tech lead for the Auto Triage diagnostic service. Also launched AWS Marketplace console integrations, built an AI-driven software automation tool, and led a team of three on developer-productivity frameworks for Alexa and Amazon Store.
Feb 2019 to Dec 2019
Apple
Software Engineer, Apple Maps · Sunnyvale, CA
Data validation tooling, backend automation frameworks and a cross-service visualization web app for the Maps platform.
Jun 2018 to Jan 2019
Google
Software Engineer, Google Store · Mountain View, CA
Latency automation infrastructure for Google Store pages and CI/CD automation for Nest Cloud microservices.
Education
- MS in Engineering
University of Florida
2016 to 2018 - Bachelor's degree
Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi
2010 to 2014
Toolbox
Languages and web
Cloud and data
AI
Practice
Beyond work
When I’m not building software, I’m usually doing one of three things.
Triathlon. I finished two triathlons in 2026 and I’m now training for an Ironman. Saturdays are bike days, which MoBot will happily tell you about.
Pottery. There is something satisfying about making an object you can hold, especially after a week of making things that only exist on a screen.
Very abstract painting. Emphasis on “very”. If you can tell what it’s meant to be, I’ve probably done it wrong.