I am a senior software engineer and platform architect with more than a decade of experience turning complex product and engineering problems into systems that teams can safely evolve. I work across cloud architecture, backend services, frontend platforms, delivery systems, observability, product development, and practical AI systems.

I am based in Vancouver · Greater Seattle area. The best way to reach me is ankitwww@gmail.com. You can also find me on LinkedIn and GitHub.

Capability map

AreaWhat I bring
Platform architectureSystem boundaries, modularization, reusable capabilities, migration strategy, and explicit trade-offs
Reliability and operationsObservability, incident learning, deployment safety, operational ownership, and production feedback loops
Developer systemsCI/CD, paved roads, engineering standards, documentation, and experience that makes the right path easier
Product engineeringDiscovery-to-delivery ownership, user-centered workflow design, pragmatic scoping, and measurable outcomes
Application foundationsC#, ASP.NET Core, JavaScript/TypeScript, Node.js, React, Express, SQL Server, and MongoDB
Cloud and deliveryAzure, AWS, Azure DevOps, and modern delivery practices
Applied AIAgent workflows, tool contracts, evaluation, approvals, traceability, and deterministic safety checks

Microsoft credentials

Active credentials

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Additional credentials

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Research and recognition

My early research work explored the design and performance of SiGe heterojunction bipolar transistors:

  • “Effect of Ge Profile Design on the Performance of an n-p-n SiGe HBT Based Analog Circuits,” Microelectronics Journal, volume 39, issue 12, December 2008, pages 1770–1773.
  • “Profile design optimization of SiGe HBTs for High-Speed Applications,” Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience, volume 5, number 11, November 2008, pages 2238–2242.

I was also recognized as an NTSE Scholar, an award made to roughly the top 0.1% of students in the national selection process.

Community

As a NewToBC Library Champion, I helped newcomers discover public-library services and built a small Library Champions resource to make useful information easier to find.

I also contributed full-stack development to 1 Thing Against Racism, supporting a community initiative focused on practical anti-racism action.