From raw restaurant data to a clearer next move. An AI growth co-pilot built from the ground up.
Thoughtful code.
Exceptional
experiences.
A frontend engineer turning complex problems into intuitive, high-performance web experiences.
Currently building at Dotpe· Based in India
Meaningful impact.
01 / SELECTED WORK
Built to make
a difference.
A few things I’ve helped bring to life.
Real problems. Thoughtful solutions.
A modular automation builder that turns complex marketing workflows into simple, reusable journeys.
Reusable tables, shared hooks, and a modern React foundation for a growing CRM platform.
02 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE PIXELS
An engineer’s mind.
A maker’s heart.
I’m Saurabh, a frontend engineer who cares as much about how a product feels as how it works.
At Dotpe, I build tools that make complex business workflows feel simple—from AI-powered insights to the reusable systems underneath them.
I believe the best code fits its context. Understand the problem. Respect the architecture. Make every change count.
- JAN 2025 — PRESENTNOW
Software Development Engineer
DotpeBuilding the products and frontend foundations that help businesses grow.
- Owned the Horizon AI frontend from the first screen to the MVP.
- Built CRM dashboards, loyalty experiences, and configurable automation flows.
- Shipped reusable components adopted across 30+ areas.
- SEP 2024 — DEC 2024
Software Development Engineer Intern
DotpeContributed to customer and merchant web experiences alongside frontend, backend, and QA teams.
- Worked across React interfaces, API integrations, and product improvements.
- 2021 — 2025
B.Tech in Computer Science
G. L. BajajA foundation in algorithms, problem solving, and building for the web.
- CGPA 8.0 / 10.0
03 / TOOLS OF THE TRADE
The right tools.
The right foundations.
A stack built around shipping
reliable, delightful experiences.
Production UI, reusable component systems, and a platform migration from React 16 to 18.
04 / WHAT’S NEXT?
Great things
start with
a hello.
Have an interesting role, a challenging project,
or just a good conversation in mind?