Software engineer at Gestalt Diagnostics, building PathFlow, a digital pathology platform. Pathologists use it to review whole-slide images and manage cases, which means the software has to be boring in the best way: reliable, HIPAA-aligned, and tested.

I started in systems programming (C, POSIX, embedded) and drifted toward the browser somewhere along the way. These days I work across the stack, but I keep gravitating to the plumbing: monorepos, CI/CD, Docker, and anything that makes a team ship faster.

Outside work I'm slowly making my way through Designing Data-Intensive Applications.

• shell — a Unix shell in C: pipes, redirection, background jobs, signal handling
• map-reduce — a parallel map-reduce engine in C, built on thread-safe bounded queues over shared memory
• red-black-tree — red-black tree and binary min-heap (grad algorithms class)
• Euler — Project Euler, Python and C
• advent-of-code — Advent of Code, Python
• tarang — website for the music club at IIIT Guwahati