Makralabs

Built Makra, which is a web knowledge retrieval framework designed to work as an alternative to traditional RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation), optimized for structured, data-driven websites.

Makra outperforms RAG-based approaches for web knowledge retrieval, delivering improvements in speed, token efficiency, and output accuracy.

To be open-sourced soon. Check it out makralabs.org.

ThoughtSpot

I joined ThoughtSpot through its acquisition of Mode Analytics, where I worked on unifying both visualization systems into a common architecture.

Built a tool that generates in-app Mode visualizations from Tableau charts, enabling customers to migrate their existing work from legacy BI systems to ThoughtSpot and Mode.

Mode Analytics

SDE II at Mode’s Data Visualization & Analytics team, building the core visualization engine behind Visual Explorer and Quick Charts.

Redesigned and developed rendering algorithms for Line & Area charts, enhancing performance and analytical depth, enabling a strategic shift away from third-party libraries like Highcharts.

Led the development and delivery of critical customer-requested features, like Pivot Tables, Sorting, Totals, etc.

Charts.com

Developed many of the core features for Muze, an open-source GoG-based (Grammar-of-Graphics) data visualization library.

Migrated the performance-critical features of DataModel from JavaScript to WebAssembly (Rust).

Hiro (Open-source):

A scalable distributed file system running on a Raspberry Pi cluster, optimized for storing large (video) files.

More about it here.

BitTorrent CLI Client (Open-source):

A command-line utility that downloads file/files shared over a BitTorrent-network.

More about it here.