01 / Projects I own
Owned work.
From the inside out.
The systems I built, the decisions I made, and the details that made a difference. Explore the delivered work and my QA architecture proposal.
01FIG. 01 / PRODUCTION RENDERERSame workload.
A shorter wait.57%less render time
Tyroo TechnologiesDeployed to production · benchmarked in staging
Dynamic Product Ads / Creator RendererThis renderer optimization is deployed to production. I replaced serial JavaScript frame encoding with browser-native recording, moved composition into a prerender cache, and removed repeated asset work. In the matched staging benchmark, render time fell from 65 to 28 seconds, with smaller output and bounded per-job memory. Quality checks and independent rollback switches remain in place.
02FIG. 02 / PROPOSED FLOWOrchestrator010203040506
Human quality gates Tyroo TechnologiesProposal for approval · one-team pilot planned
AI-Driven QA AutomationI’m architecting a QA process that follows a Bitbucket pull request from its versioned Confluence PRD through test design, execution, human UAT and production regression. Six specialist agents handle repeatable work; people approve tests, releases and production responses. The proposal defines the gates, evidence and failure paths for a one-team pilot.
03FIG. 03 / CONCEPTUAL VIEWLive classesTest seriesVideo lecturesAnalyticsPostgreSQL + DRF
Myclassroom Learning Pvt. Ltd.Delivered platform and engineering support
MyclassroomI architected the PostgreSQL model and built the DRF API layer for live classes, test series, video lectures, and student analytics. I standardized EC2 deployment and led the engineering support practices needed to maintain the platform.
Alongside my owned work
Collaborations.
Work I contributed to, with credit to the people who led and built it.
01Tyroo TechnologiesCollaboration · built by Siddharth Juyal
Product Information ManagementSiddharth Juyal built this PIM ingestion rebuild at Tyroo; I was a collaborator. The two-pass Polars pipeline processes multi-million-product catalogs within 2 GB of RAM, with field-level parity checks. This study explains his rebuild and the related team work.