About me
Apple SE2 · PayPal · Since Jun 2023
Full-time + internships
Internships across health & tech
CustomNerd · JobMatch · NDN · Odyssey
TIET Merit × 4 yrs · Top 0.5%
Top 10% · 5 years
RAG · Agentic · Reliability
I am a Software Engineer 2 at Apple with a strong background in Computer Science. I graduated from Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology with a CGPA of 9.71, ranking in the top 0.5% and earning the TIET Merit Scholarship all four years. My work spans macOS tooling, 5G protocol testing, LLM-powered triage automation, multi-agent systems, and open-source reliability work across AI platforms.
Lately I have been heads-down shipping reliability fixes, agentic pipelines, and RAG tooling across the open-source AI stack — quietly contributing to projects that thousands of teams run in production. The pull-request counter has stopped feeling like the interesting metric; what matters more is the direction of travel.
Looking ahead, I want to keep pushing on agentic systems that actually ship — evaluation harnesses that go beyond vibes, retrieval that is measurable and not a vibe, and infra that treats OSS contributors as first-class. If it sits at the intersection of LLMs, systems, and reliability, I am probably already sketching it.
Outside of work, I enjoy playing cricket, watching F1, going on treks, and working out at the gym. During college, I served as Vice Lead Ambassador of TICC and Placement Coordinator, building leadership and organizational skills alongside my technical work.
My Interests
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Platform engineering
Building production tooling and web platforms with React, Spring Boot, Flask, FastAPI, and internal Apple frameworks, with emphasis on reliability and developer workflows.
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Data & cost modeling
Working on Apache DataFusion, Parquet benchmarks, feature extraction, and explainable runtime models for serverless query planning and analytics systems.
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Agentic AI systems
Designing multi-agent workflows, RAG pipelines, semantic retrieval, and explanation panels for telecom automation, hiring support, and domain-specific assistants.
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OSS backend reliability
Quietly shipping reliability fixes into projects that the rest of the ecosystem depends on — RAG, agent runtimes, sandboxing, observability. I prefer code paths that fail loudly over code paths that fail quietly.
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