Product Engineering
01Building what the users want
I’ve built FactoStack based on the conversations I had with Indian factory owners
I am a Software Engineer at Fubo. I work on SEO and web performance at Molotov, a French streaming brand owned by Fubo.
Outside work, I build software for businesses. Right now, most of that time goes into FactoStack, a manufacturing ERP for factories in India.
Available for consulting and freelance.
Technologies I work with
Current and previous work
What I do
Most of my work is on web applications. I`'ve worked across frontend,backend, databases and infrastructure.
Product Engineering
01I’ve built FactoStack based on the conversations I had with Indian factory owners
Frontend
02I’ve worked on streaming interfaces and features on top of video players at Fubo, SaaS applications at Winuall. At Molotov, I work on technical SEO, server-rendered pages and web performance for a large streaming website
Backend & Infrastructure
03I build APIs with Node.js, NestJS and Golang work mostly with PostgreSQL, and run my own products using Docker and AWS
Selected work
A manufacturing platform I built from scratch, frontend and SEO work for Molotov, and a client product for sports creators.

Built the core operations platform for Indian MSMEs at FactoStack, turning Excel, WhatsApp, WIP, procurement, GST, and compliance-heavy factory workflows into one multi-module product.

Rebuilt Molotov's category and genre listing pages from the ground up: server-rendered filter links for full crawlability, dual pagination, structured data for Carousel Rich Results, and editorial content headers. The work covered every listing page across the platform.

Built a mobile-first sports picks product for creating, selling, and delivering paid picks in seconds with instant checkout, creator bio pages, and analytics.
Writing
Mostly things I’ve learned while building and running FactoStack.
Building a niche B2B SaaS for Indian manufacturers—and learning why a specific answer can outperform broad outreach.
The deliberately boring architecture behind FactoStack, and why current-stage constraints matter more than startup infrastructure theatre.
The cost, migration, isolation, and operational trade-offs behind FactoStack’s shared-database architecture.
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