Status: building

Senior Software Engineer — Backend, Platform & Product

HiteshVaryani

5.5+

years shipping code

4

founder products

I build workflow-heavy backend and platform systems — from multi-tenant SaaS and fintech approvals to communication infrastructure, facilities operations, and founder-led products.

Hitesh Varyani holding a laptop
5.5+
years shipping code
4
founder products
$7B+
revenue growthBy employer
  • Codesmith Dev / DevMarq Solutions$20M
  • Open Financial Technologies / Open.Money$5.5M
  • BICS / Mobtexting€6.43B
  • Fajar Benua Group / Blitznet$51.5M
  • Bharti Soft$6.9M
  • Rigel Networks / XN360$26.7M
4.2M+
impacted usersBy project
  • Codesmith Dev / Affinity Bank15K
  • Codesmith Dev / MXA10K
  • Open Financial Technologies / Open.Money4M+
  • BICS / Mobtexting100K
  • Bharti Soft / Blitznet100K+
  • Rigel Networks / XN360500

I — what

selected products

Founder-owned products — why they exist, what they do, and who they help. Flip the deck to deal the next one.

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tibook.in
01/04Live · Founder

TiBook

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Why

Small businesses needed one place for billing that could grow into full operations — inventory, CRM, people, reporting, and marketplace work — without bolting on disconnected tools.

Business-management SaaS that evolved from invoicing into a broader operating system for multi-business teams.

II — where

experience

From fintech approvals to operations platforms, these are the systems I helped shape for reliability, clarity, and measurable impact.

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inside the phone

How things work in your phone

Live micro-demos of algorithms hiding behind everyday apps — flip the carousel to see navigation, feed ranking, and trading rules.

01 / 03

A → B, the Maps way

Bidirectional Dijkstra on real streets — two search fronts flood the road network from both pins until they meet, then only the shortest link stays.

Loading streets…

Loading OpenStreetMap streets…

Tendrils are drawn only on OSM road geometry — they follow the same streets you see on the basemap, not a fake grid.

Distance

Streets

Hops

  • Start A
  • Goal B
  • Explored streets
  • Shortest link

III — how

weapons of choice

Grouped by domain. Numbers are years used or projects shipped with it — not a confidence guess.

Languages

  • PHP5 yrs
  • Go3 yrs
  • JavaScript / TypeScript5 yrs
  • SQL5 yrs
  • Javabuilding
  • Pythonprojects

Frameworks

  • Laravel5 yrs
  • React / Next.js4 yrs
  • React Nativeprojects
  • Vue.js / Livewireprojects
  • Node.jsprojects
  • Ginprojects

Cloud & Infra

  • AWS (EC2, RDS, S3, ECS, R53)3 yrs
  • GCP (Cloud Functions, Jobs)projects
  • Docker2 yrs
  • GitHub Actions2 yrs
  • Bitbucket3 yrs
  • Jenkins1 yr

Data & Architecture

  • MySQL / PostgreSQL5 yrs
  • MongoDB2 yrs
  • Microservices4 yrs
  • Packagesprojects
  • REST · WebSockets · paymentsprojects

IV — oss

public packages

Public packages on GitHub, npm, and Packagist. Employer systems stay private — this section is public code only.

shiprocket-go

Active

Go SDK for the Shiprocket External API — auth, orders, couriers, shipments, pickup, inventory, NDR, international, and warehouse flows.

GoShiprocketSDKShipping
pkg.go.dev

paytm-go

Active

Go SDK for Paytm Payment Gateway — payments, transactions, refunds, order status, merchant checksum signing, and structured PG integration.

GoPaytmSDKPayments
pkg.go.dev

go-paapi

Active

Go SDK for Amazon Creators / Product Advertising API — catalog search, item details, variations, browse nodes, feeds, and reports.

GoAmazonSDKPA-API
pkg.go.dev

supafuse

Active

Cache, dedupe, and rate-limit supabase-js / PostgREST requests — wrap createClient(), keep query code, intercept the HTTP the client already built.

TypeScriptSupabaseCachenpm
npm

streak — commits

the commit garden

A year of shipping, one square at a time — live from GitHub.

V — right now

what I'm up to

spoiler: it's mostly shipping. the cliffhanger is what ships next.

live status

Building

NetScope — local-first Wi-Fi visibility

Shipping

TiBook · SuperYou.bio · MyKalory · Startup Map

Exploring

Java · Spring · open-source tooling

Fueled by

chai + production incidents that teach

NetScope

In progressJava · open source · since 2026

Deepening Java and Spring-ecosystem skills by shipping a real product — not a tutorial checklist.

NetScope is a local-first Wi-Fi monitoring and network-visibility tool. Install it, run it on a machine connected to the network, and inspect what the environment shows — without a hosted account, website registration, or cloud dashboard. The goal is simple security awareness for non-tech users: when something feels off, the phone is not always the only culprit; the Wi-Fi itself can be the weak link. Visibility helps people notice risk and harden the network before devices get exposed.

  • Local install and local execution
  • Wi-Fi / network visibility for everyday users
  • No cloud account required for the core use case
  • Open-source Java

thesis — why hire me

What I actually ship

Focus

Backend and platform engineering for complex, high-stakes workflows—designing multi-tenant SaaS, approval systems, large-scale messaging, and integrations that remain reliable, secure, and maintainable in production.

Track record

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Fit

I take complex products from zero to production—shaping the architecture, leading delivery, solving critical engineering challenges, and owning reliability at scale across fintech, CPaaS, healthcare, facilities operations, and products I’ve built myself.

VI — contact

Got a system worth building?

Backend, platform, or product — if the workflows matter, let's talk.