Amor Fati

I work on the gap between what a system claims and what it actually does. Two and a half years at PwC across banking, FMCG and education taught me that the bottleneck is rarely where anyone expects, and that a finding only counts once the budget holder can repeat it back. I came to engineering from chemical engineering, and to leadership early. I measure before I argue, and I judge the work by what still runs after I have gone.
Let's build systems that don't just work, they fly.
Clients in three regulated sectors needed SLA guarantees they could not evidence. I built JMeter suites for load, stress, spike and endurance, wired them into Jenkins to run unattended, and rebuilt observability on Prometheus, Grafana and Datadog.
Quality engineering at Real, listed on the Nasdaq as REAX. Before this, two and a half years in performance at PwC India.
[RITABRATA: two lines on what you own here, with one number.]
Distributed systems on AWS for cost, resilience and scale.
Cloud economics and the service landscape, end to end.
An online fashion label, built from nothing. Thirty nine sales in month one, a team of twenty five, a third more profit.
A careers publication that became a service. Seven clients, 3,500 readers in six months.
The second largest fest at NIT Durgapur. Two thousand attendees, four sponsors closed.
Eleven events in a year. A team of fifteen, engagement up a quarter.
Trained as a chemical engineer. Process thinking transferred better than anyone expected.