Mandal.
Thought through.
Built all the way.
I build developer platforms, fast backends, and ambitious software you can actually use.
Explore my workat Honeywell
From intern to engineer.
From an idea to a platform used by ~50 teams.
01 / SELECTED WORK
Different problems.
Same intent.
Follow the problem past the interface.
Into the storage, the protocol, the failure case.
Then bring the whole thing together.
Argus / 01
A search engine and a browser engine. Built from first principles.
BUILT AT HONEYWELL
A tool becomes a platform
when people make it theirs.
I conceived and built AI DevKit: a VS Code and GitHub Copilot multi-agent platform connecting requirements, repository standards, specialist agents and reviewed pull requests.
use and customize the platform
for feature and defect work
less provisioning turnaround
through workflow automation
Architecture to adoption.
Initial architecture, Python connectors,
log analysis, telemetry and interfaces.
02 / THE PROJECT INDEX
Curiosity,
with a commit history.
03 / WHERE I'VE BUILT
A little further
every chapter.
Enterprise platforms. AI infrastructure. Full-stack delivery. A progression toward owning more of the system, not just the ticket.
Software Engineer I
Honeywell
- Conceived and built AI DevKit, a VS Code/GitHub Copilot multi-agent platform with MCP integrations, custom Python connectors, and repository-specific standards. About 50 teams use and customize it for feature and defect work.
- Built AI LogKit to redact logs, correlate Rancher, Kibana and AKS evidence with source, and produce a reviewed fix pull request or a cited root-cause analysis and runbook.
- Owned the initial architecture and implementation, with internal co-inventor recognition through Honeywell's patent process. This is recognition, not a claim of a granted patent.
- Automated DevKit and AI LogKit provisioning, reducing turnaround by approximately 40%; added telemetry and React incident-analysis interfaces.
04 / BEYOND MY REPOSITORIES
Small fixes.
Upstream impact.
Work accepted by the people who maintain the tools.
A bug understood. A regression test. A merged fix.
Fixed f64 precision loss parsing large byte counts
ByteSize::from_str now parses whole numbers with exact integer arithmetic, so byte counts at or above 2^53 with a unit suffix (e.g. "9007199254740993B") are no longer silently rounded. Added a regression test.
Fixed fromFormat() 12-hour validation
fromFormat() no longer accepts out-of-range 12-hour values when a meridiem is present, surfacing an invalid result through luxon's existing invalid-reason channel. Added a regression test.
05 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK
I like the part
where it gets difficult.
I'm a software engineer in Bengaluru. I graduated in Computer Science from VIT-AP, worked with two AI-focused teams, and converted from intern to Software Engineer I at Honeywell.
My work sits between developer experience and the machinery underneath: orchestration, retrieval, APIs, storage, real-time state. I like knowing why a system works, what happens when it doesn't, and whether the next engineer can make sense of it.
Outside the day job, I build things that stretch that understanding. Sometimes it's a search engine. Sometimes it's a racing game.
Coding profile counts from the September 2026 resume. Smart India Hackathon 2024 finalist.
Python / FastAPI / MCP / Agent orchestration / Retrieval
PostgreSQL / Redis / Milvus / FAISS / C# & .NET / SQL
TypeScript / React / Next.js / Docker / Kubernetes / CI/CD
06 / A GOOD NEXT CHAPTER
OPEN TO ENGINEERING OPPORTUNITIESLET'S BUILD
SOMETHING
THAT MATTERS.
Backend, platform, or a problem that needs both.
I'd like to hear what you're working on.