OpsLyft is a cloud spend management platform to help engineering and finance teams build cost-optimized software by eliminating manual work on reducing cloud spends and mapping it with business metrics and product features. In 2020, the average cloud spend for SaaS vendors across the globe is estimated to be $5M per year, out of which 35% is generally a waste on unused, idle, and underutilized resources due to lack of proper visibility and gaps in communication between engineering and finance teamsOpsLyft solves this problem by providing a real-time view of cloud spend by grouping it by applications, by services, and by deployments, etc. It enables engineering managers to create and maintain cloud budgets across teams. DevOps teams can create highly configurable policies, rules & automation using Slack, CLI, and through our SDK. Finance teams can create cost-drivers of running software and see a detailed distribution of cloud spend - by features, by customers, by revenue, etc.In short - OpsLyft is building a data-driven personal cloud economist which bridges the gaps between finance & engineering teams for building a cost-optimized software

Worked on Product Matching - Saying with a very high confidence that given any two products across any marketplace are same or not.

Working with developers across the board on pushing for automation on all aspects. Saved more > $1M per year on AWS by intelligently using Spot Instances and Auto Scaling for > 70% of production workloads.General set of activities include- Responding to Infrastructure queries / requests- Reviewing Pull Requests for Provisioning, monitoring and deployment- Work with tools like - Ansible, Chef, Mesos, Marathon, Go.CD, Hadoop and AWS- Building tools around automation

Runnr is a B2B platform that offers hyper-local logistics services that partners with merchants. I joined Runnr as Data Science intern right after their Series-A funding.One of the core goals that Runnr had at that point of time was that the incoming orders from merchants had to be assigned to the most efficient delivery executive based on historical data of his past performance for similar orders. I built the first version of this system which went into production as well.

Chefensa was the first entrepreneurial experience of my career. I joined the Chefensa's founding team during the 3rd year of my undergrads as the company's first software engineer. General set of responsibilities included:* Building the order management system to accept the incoming food orders of customers through Mobile app, assign to the delivery executive based on availability and update the inventory count in real-time on the mobile app. * Hiring and managing college interns to build the web-platform that included - order management system, company website, v2 version of mobile app (both Android and iOS)

Indix was building the world's largest database of marketplace products. I joined Indix as an intern during the 2nd year of my undergrads. This was my first experience of seeing solutions to real-world problems using software engineering. My 12 week project work was to internationalize the crawling systems. Earlier, the crawling systems were capable of extracting data from English language websites only. With this software patch in place, we were able to extract data from other foreign language websites as well, such as Japanese. I completed this project in 6 weeks. Other than my assigned project, I happened to be the notorious kid in the company who kept of hacking stuff here and there. Some of the cool things that I did were:* Built a chrome extension for comparing marketplace products for personal use. I thought it would be cool to distribute it to my friends as well. This resulted in the throttling of our API leading a production downtime. I am thankful enough to Indix for not being fired for this. * Built a lead tracking system for customer success team that maintained a Google spreadsheet for ongoing deals and their stages, customer queries and their response status, etc. I never knew that I was re-inventing the wheel by building a CRM until they started using HubSpot. Nonetheless, CS team took me for my first ever night club party for doing this.