Software engineer · Seattle, WA

Hi, I’m Raghav.

Software engineer.
Systems thinker.

I design reliable systems and thoughtful developer tools—turning complex technical problems into software people can understand and trust.

Focus
Distributed systems
Craft
Developer experience
Approach
Build for reality

Good software should feel calm, even when the system behind it isn’t.

I enjoy taking ambiguous, high-stakes problems and turning them into understandable systems. That usually means thinking across architecture, interfaces, testing, operations, and the people who will use what I build.

My favorite work lives between deep engineering and practical usefulness: making infrastructure resilient, making tools intuitive, and leaving a codebase clearer than I found it.

01 /

Understand the system

Trace the real constraints, failure modes, and human workflows before choosing the solution.

02 /

Design for the edges

Build for production reality: observability, graceful failure, clear ownership, and change over time.

03 /

Make it easy to use

Treat developer experience as product design. The best interface is the one people can trust quickly.

2021—NOW

Software Development Engineer

Amazon · Seattle, WA

Designing and operating distributed services and developer tools at scale, with an emphasis on clear interfaces, production reliability, incident visibility, and mentoring engineers.

2020—2021

Algorithms Research Intern

MIT · Cambridge, MA

Built analysis pipelines exploring how algorithmic ideas move from theory into programming languages, open-source software, and research.

2019—2020

Research Assistant

UT Dallas · Richardson, TX

Developed an Android application supporting machine-learning-assisted medical image capture and classification.

2018

Google Summer of Code Intern

AOSSIE · Delhi, India

Created real-time spatial-computing features using C++, Objective-C, OpenGL, GPS, and NASA coordinate data.

PythonJavaC++TypeScript ReactAWSMicroservices Event-driven systemsGraphQLDynamoDB MySQLCI/CDLinux
COMMUNITY

Teaching & mentorship

Onboarding engineers, mentoring Google Summer of Code contributors, and helping open-source communities grow.

RESEARCH

Ideas into experiments

IEEE publications, computer vision research, hackathons, and a long-running curiosity about how software meets the world.

Have an interesting problem?

Let’s make something useful.