About | Saurabh Singh — Senior Software Engineer

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Senior Software Engineer who builds backend systems, data pipelines, and AI-powered products — the kind that actually hold up in production, not just in a demo.

5+ years across healthtech, CRM, analytics, and platform engineering. I mostly work in Python, Go, and Java — and I care a lot about building things that are reliable, easy to scale, and straightforward to operate.

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IIT Bombay

B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering, 2020. That’s where I got comfortable tackling hard problems and thinking in systems — habits that stuck.

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Healthtech illustration — stethoscope, laptop, and data network on dark background

Healthtech platforms

Built real-time transcription and clinical workflow systems that plug into healthcare processes. Big focus on making sure the team could actually run these things without sweating.

CRM integrations illustration — database, gears, and data pipelines on dark background

CRM and integrations

Worked on Salesforce, HubSpot, telephony, and Kafka-based data ingestion — the kind of plumbing where getting data right matters just as much as shipping fast.

AI and LLM illustration — brain with neural network and circuit traces on dark background

AI and LLM delivery

Shipped features using Whisper, GPT-4o, Gemini, and Dify — always thinking about how they actually behave in prod: latency, eval, logging, the whole picture.

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I like starting from what’s actually constrained — system limits, team capacity, what ‘done’ looks like. Then I work toward things being operable: good APIs, proper instrumentation, logs you can actually read, and the ability to roll out gradually.

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I try to keep things concrete — written tradeoffs, clear milestones, and shipping in small chunks so we catch problems early. Code reviews, mentoring, and unblocking teammates are just part of the work, not extras.

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I’ve mentored interns, helped with hiring, and led small backend and platform efforts. I work closely with product and other teams — that’s where the interesting problems usually are.