01 · now
I work at FlutterFlow as an Enterprise Customer Success Engineer, one of the first hires into the enterprise side of the business. In practice I own the technical relationship with enterprise accounts across APAC and SEA end to end: the onboarding, the integrations into whatever Firebase, Dynatrace, Okta or WebLogic estate they already run, the architecture reviews, and the P0 call when something breaks.
It is about half engineering and half teaching. I have run around 35 technical workshops for more than 1,500 engineers, built 40-odd reusable solution patterns so the same problem does not get solved from scratch twice, and sat on 150+ pre-sales proofs of concept working out whether what a team wants is actually feasible. The other half of the job points inward: roughly 120 feature requests carried from customers into the roadmap, plus direct commits to the codebase, the wiki and the knowledge hub for the core platform, for Dreamflow (an agentic app builder) and for the design tooling.
The thread through all of it is the same. A platform is only worth what the teams adopting it can actually ship, and most of the distance between those two things is technical: an integration nobody documented, an architecture that will not survive the load, a concept the docs explain badly.
02 · how i got here
I started taking client work in 2016, while I was still doing my B.Tech in Information Technology at Loyola-ICAM in Chennai: 20-odd websites, landing pages and small web apps for clients mostly around Tamil Nadu. That led to a blockchain internship at Agira Technologies, where I tested a crypto marketplace playground and wrote an NLP bot that scraped Reddit and Twitter to track sentiment and pick up alt-coin trends.
Then came Protorix, a Chennai app studio, where I spent nearly four years and left as CTO. I made the studio's cross-platform technology bet and we shipped 15+ production applications on it for clients in the United States, South Africa, Singapore and beyond: a booking portal for the Singapore Government that took 350,000 bookings in its launch week, a tutor app for one of the largest Tamil learning platforms, and an automation tool that took roughly $60,000 a year of paperwork off an NSE-listed manufacturer.
03 · on the side
I keep shipping my own things. Openlynk is a deep-linking platform built to fill the hole Firebase Dynamic Links left behind;Jolna summarises and narrates your read-later pile;Late Night narrates urban legends on iOS. Before that I ran a YouTube channel teaching conceptual app design to 2,500 subscribers, and I have been publishing developer education on Instagram since 2020.
04 · community & recognition
Developer community building
2020 to presentInstagram
Built and grew a developer education community on Instagram, publishing UI breakdowns and collaborating with brands and creators.
Protorix Code
2019YouTube
Built and ran a YouTube channel teaching conceptual app design, grown to 2,500 subscribers in a year.
Platform expert programme
2022 to presentFlutterFlow
One of the earliest listed experts for the platform, having built and deployed 10+ apps on it.
Smart India Hackathon
2017 and 2018Government of India
Two-time national finalist.
First place, for a child abuse image classifier trained on roughly 18,000 images.
Computer Society of India
2018LICET
First place in multiple debugging and app-building events, competing among 80 developers.