I help engineering teams ship confidently—by making cloud infrastructure more reliable, delivery workflows simpler, and developer tools more useful.
I'm a DevOps and Platform Engineering Lead with 8+ years of experience across infrastructure engineering, cloud-native platforms, CI/CD and production operations. I currently lead a team of five engineers at HackerRank, where I combine technical direction with hands-on engineering.
My work sits at the intersection of developer experience, reliability and platform architecture. I enjoy taking complex operational problems and turning them into repeatable systems that help teams focus on building products.
| Area | Impact |
|---|---|
| Faster engineering feedback | Helped reduce a Rails build-and-deployment workflow from approximately 45 minutes to 15 minutes |
| Cloud platform operations | Worked across an estate of 15+ production and non-production Kubernetes clusters |
| Developer self-service | Built reusable infrastructure, delivery and development-environment patterns |
| Operational knowledge | Designed and shipped Kron, an AI-assisted internal DevOps support platform |
| Team leadership | Lead and mentor a five-engineer DevOps team, remaining hands-on in design and operations |
I started in DevOps engineering at Zensar Technologies, developing a foundation in release automation, infrastructure and Kubernetes. At HackerRank, I grew from Senior DevOps Engineer to Lead DevOps Engineer, expanding my scope from implementation to platform strategy, mentoring and cross-team reliability.
I hold CKA and CKAD certifications and have an academic background in Aeronautical Engineering, followed by advanced computing studies at C-DAC. That mix of systems thinking and software engineering continues to shape how I approach platform work.
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