At VERSES, I worked on a number of greenfield projects. Wayfinder, a mobile app for warehouse logitics. Looking Glass, a full stack web app for monitoring warehouse operations. Atlas Routing, a backend service for indoor routing. And lastly, the Genius Platform, bringing Active Inference based AI to the public.

PDS is a product company that builds products and manages infrastructure for the arweave network. I was the second developer to join the company and was responsible for building the first product, ArDrive. ArDrive is a decentralized storage solution that uses the arweave network to store files. The app was built with Flutter, for easy cross-platform compatibility.

Later I worked on ArDrive Turbo, which was a backend service built on AWS. We leveraged AWS Lambdas, ECS, and S3 to build a scalable backend for the app. The goal was to provide a way for customers to store files on the arweave network without having to buy AR themselves.

I also worked on a number of other tools, built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS. Towards the end of my role with PDS, I took on more of a SRE role.

I created jaduworks in 2020 to provide software development services to clients.

I joined edapt towards the end of college as a founding member. I was responsible for developing the platform from scratch and leading a team to expand its capabilities. I worked on the backend, frontend, and infrastructure.

The platform was built using Flutter, with a firbase backend. I setup a CMS to manage the content and a dashboard to monitor the platform. After a few releases, I expanded the team and took on a more managerial role. I was responsible for hiring, training, and managing the team.