I build things that actually ship.
Full Stack Software Engineer at ICICI Lombard General Insurance, where I build customer-facing insurance products — a conversational AI purchase journey, a healthcare marketplace, and Next.js / Angular purchase flows — from the frontend through to API integration.
I work mostly on the frontend and full-stack product layer: Next.js, React, Angular, TypeScript, RxJS, Zustand and TanStack Query, backed by REST APIs in FastAPI and .NET. I care about performance, resilient streaming and real-time UIs, clean API contracts, and systems that hold up in production.
Tech stack
Things I've shipped
Travel Insurance Conversational AI
View case study →Built the frontend for a conversational travel-insurance purchase journey — quote, KYC, insured details, payment and policy issuance through a single guided chat, powered by SSE streaming and dynamic UI-schema rendering.
OPD & Elevate Her Healthcare Marketplace
View case study →A healthcare marketplace embedded in a Flutter WebView, spanning 10+ service verticals — consultations, lab tests, medicines, cashless procedures — plus Elevate Her, a dedicated women's-health section.
Travel Insurance Campaign Platform
View case study →Mobile-first campaign landing journey reached from social-media ads, built around a 6-step quote flow with a primary focus on Lighthouse and frontend performance.
Home Insurance Platform
View case study →Angular purchase journey for home insurance — property details, quotes, add-on coverage, KYC, payment and policy issuance — integrated with .NET Core REST APIs and encrypted request flows.
Things I've built outside the day job
Real products for real clients — end to end, from design to deployment.
CinePlex — Movie Ticket Booking System
Full-stack movie-ticket booking platform: movie/showtime discovery, seat selection, and a concurrency-safe booking flow built on database-level pessimistic locking with a transactional hold/confirm/cancel model. Includes weekday/weekend/premium dynamic pricing and an agentic AI booking assistant using Spring AI and Gemini tool-calling.
Radheshyam Glass House
End-to-end digital build for a 30-year-old artisan glass business — a Sanity-powered Next.js storefront with ISR and a live ₹/sqft price calculator, plus a Node.js + PostgreSQL CRM with JWT-based role access and a 9-stage inquiry-to-dispatch workflow.
Where I've worked
ICICI Lombard General Insurance
- Built the frontend for a Travel Insurance Conversational AI journey (Next.js 15, React, TypeScript, SSE) — conversational quote, KYC, insured details and payment flows with dynamic UI-schema rendering and resilient stream parsing
- Developed the OPD & Elevate Her healthcare marketplace (Next.js 16, React 19) embedded in a Flutter WebView, covering 10+ service verticals, using Zustand and TanStack Query for state and SignalR for real-time features
- Implemented a typed Flutter ↔ WebView bridge and a custom API/service layer handling JWT auth, token refresh and encrypted payloads across multiple API domains
- Contributed to the Angular Home Insurance purchase flow — reactive forms, RxJS state, premium and add-on integrations against .NET Core REST APIs
- Delivered 7–8 business-driven change requests across insurance products, primarily frontend with 1–2 .NET backend changes
- Worked across the AWS ecosystem (EC2, Secrets Manager) with Docker-based deployments and Jenkins CI/CD, with hands-on exposure to FastAPI and .NET APIs across the frontend-to-API lifecycle
ICICI Lombard General Insurance
- Built and shipped a mobile-first Next.js 14 travel-insurance campaign landing journey reached from YouTube/Instagram ads, owning requirement-gathering and the 6-step quote flow
- Reduced time-to-quote from ~5 minutes to ~2.5 minutes through frontend and Lighthouse performance optimization
- Deployed on AWS EC2 via Jenkins; implemented GA4/GTM events across key interactions to track progression and drop-offs on an application handling 10K+ daily API requests
B.E. Computer Engineering
Let's build something great
Open to full-time roles, freelance projects, and interesting problems. If you're building something real, I'd love to hear about it.