The first webpage · IEC College of Engineering, Greater Noida
B.Tech in Computer Science — and a college lab where I wrote my first HTML page, hit refresh, and decided this was the job.
Hi, I'm
Angular engineer · enterprise healthcare SaaS
I build the Angular front ends behind healthcare software — dashboards pathologists at UCSF and Memorial Sloan Kettering read scans on. 5 years, v8→v22 migrations across 3 products.
v8→v22 migrations · micro-frontends · 58→90% code coverage · 40% regression time cut
Angular v8→v22, Healthcare dashboards, Component libraries, Micro-frontends, Design systems, Test automation, Pixel care
Hand-writing HTML in a college lab, hitting refresh, watching a page come alive — that moment never got old. It just got bigger: pages, then forms, then entire component libraries.
Five years of Angular later, I'm at Aira Matrix — leading the v22 upgrade across 3 products and building the pathology QC dashboards clinicians use at UCSF and Memorial Sloan Kettering.
Five chapters. What each one actually shipped.
the range · every peak is a chapter
B.Tech in Computer Science — and a college lab where I wrote my first HTML page, hit refresh, and decided this was the job.
The fundamentals chapter: no framework, no safety net — just HTML, CSS, and deadlines.
0post-delivery defects across 8 deliverables
The proving chapter: wireframes in, working prototypes out.
6 mofrom intern to full-time offer
The depth chapter: forms, migrations, and learning to automate myself out of repetition.
40%less manual regression time per release
The systems chapter: enterprise healthcare SaaS, making an entire codebase easier for the next engineer.
58→90%code coverage across 3 products
Angular-first, styling-disciplined, automation-tested.
Currently learning
From live dashboards to the page you are reading.
Capturing moments, listening to music, and exploring new places.
Interface ideas get sketched in pen first — a few ended up on this very page.
That's the work. This is the reaching-out part — pick whichever channel suits, or grab the resume and skip ahead.