frontend engineer · angular craftsman · still drawing the map
I build interfaces that people live inside, and I am learning to build the systems that live longer than any single screen.
I am a frontend-focused software engineer based in Chennai with over 5+ years of experience building high-scale enterprise applications in the hospitality domain. I love building in public, crafting clean component architectures, and sharing everything I learn along the way.
Intern → Member Technical Staff
Constructed custom web applications and business logic across the Zoho ecosystem (Creator, CRM, Books). Built DOM-heavy JavaScript interfaces, constructed lead conversion pipelines, and automated financial workflows.
Engineered and consumed REST APIs to deliver unified procurement, purchase order, and ledger synchronization for enterprise clients.
Software Analyst
Architecting enterprise frontend systems for international hospitality operations across multi-property environments. Spearheaded migration from legacy AngularJS to modern Angular (v17+), authoring comprehensive Jest test suites and strict type contracts.
Integrated modern AI tooling (Copilot, Model Context Protocol) into frontend workflows to accelerate interface delivery.
Everything on this page, condensed into one sheet.
An experiment in using language models to support career and role thinking — the idea that structured AI conversations could help someone navigate career transitions, understand role requirements, and think more clearly about where they are headed. It lives as a public artifact at rolementor.lovable.app.
a mirror made of questions
A free, fast link-in-bio page builder — one link to hold your portfolio, socials, projects, and contact links in a single clean profile you can share anywhere. Built for simplicity and speed, it loads instantly even on slow connections. A real product, live at ltreee.app.
one link, your whole universe
Building in the open through engineering dispatches, reactive architecture deep-dives, and visual algorithm breakdowns.
“That’s a lot of ceremony for ‘get this user when the id changes.’” Replaces manual subscription ceremony with declarative resources.
Route-level lazy loading hides a feature. @defer loads the real code only when a trigger fires on the page they're already on.
input(), output(), model() — three functions that replace setters and ngOnChanges, changing how state flows and OnPush updates.
FormGroup mirrors itself twice — once in template, once for the API payload. Signal forms eliminate that duplication by design.
still unfinished
askar · chennai
the work continues
drawn from the inside — 2026