I'm Om, an engineer who turns messy, heterogeneous data into fast, resilient, production-grade workflows. I work across backend, distributed systems, and LLM-powered products.
I build things end to end, from data-ingestion pipelines and event-driven services to hardening auth and squeezing out performance.
I care about reliable, idempotent code that survives the real world: retries, rate limits, checkpoints, and circuit breakers. Lately I've gone deep on LLM-assisted data workflows like structured extraction, embeddings, and hybrid retrieval, while shipping open-source developer tools on the side.
Open-source Chrome extension for bulk-deleting Slack messages across channels, DMs, and group chats. It's backend-free and local-only, so it reuses your authenticated session with zero accounts, analytics, or external data transfer. It reached 30+ users with a perfect 5.0/5 rating, backed by 52 Vitest cases covering pagination, retries, filters, and cancellation.