Architecture that outlives the first release
MVVM, VIPER or Clean, chosen for the product, applied consistently, so the second year of the codebase is as workable as the first month.
I have spent 9+ years building for iOS and Android: Swift and SwiftUI first, Kotlin alongside, and Flutter where a single codebase serves the product better. I care about architecture that survives beyond the first release (MVVM, VIPER, Clean), performance you can feel, and the collaboration with design and backend that decides whether any of it ships.
Since 2020 I have worked directly with founders and product teams in six countries, taking apps from a blank Xcode project to the store, or from a tired codebase back to health. In 2026 I published UtsavMitra, my own product, and began the work of running it as a business.

Three chapters so far: learning the craft at Biztech, shipping features at Bito1, then working directly with clients and, since 2026, running a product of my own.
Developed and launched 10+ mobile applications across industries for clients in India, the United States, the UAE, Brazil, Australia and Singapore, with clear architecture, efficient code practices and agile execution, from first build to store release.
Built and shipped native iOS features while maintaining shared Git workflows, managing pull requests, and coordinating delivery with cross-functional teams using JIRA and collaborative project tools.
Started in professional mobile development, collaborating with senior engineers to build and maintain production iOS applications, including TapCRM, resolving issues quickly and strengthening code-quality fundamentals.
MVVM, VIPER or Clean, chosen for the product, applied consistently, so the second year of the codebase is as workable as the first month.
Cold start, scroll, and the moments where a spinner would be an admission. Measured, not assumed.
Design and backend are where most mobile problems begin and end. I work in those rooms, not after them.
Review guidelines, privacy labels, signing, phased rollout. The last mile is engineering too.
Primary tools are the ones I would bet a launch on. Working tools ship in production regularly. Familiar tools I read and contribute to, but would not lead with.
GPA 9.9.
GPA 6.6.