Engineering Lead at BitGo
Stablecoins, custody, smart contracts, and multi-chain systems
Bengaluru, India
I’m an engineering lead at BitGo. I lead the APAC team working on issuance infrastructure for regulated stablecoins, with more than $4B in on-chain supply. That includes mint and burn pipelines, supply controls, and the systems around reserve operations.
I still spend plenty of time in the technical details. I led the smart contract work for a stablecoin platform, brought Arbitrum and Optimism into a custody platform, and have worked on the infrastructure behind WBTC.
- Stablecoin issuance: mint and burn flows, supply controllers, and authorization between issuer, minter, and reserve roles.
- Multi-chain operations across EVM, Solana, Tron, and Aptos. The same token behaves differently on each network, which makes reconciliation and policy enforcement interesting.
- MPC custody and the EVM compatibility work needed to add new chains.
- Infrastructure that supports WBTC.
Day to day: Node.js, Solidity, Go, Kubernetes, Postgres, and AWS.
Nautilus Wallet Desktop wallet for the Helix Network, packaged for Linux, Windows and macOS. I worked on multi-chain support and the price ticker.
Pendulum SDK SDK for the Helix blockchain, which forked from IOTA. Protocol enhancements and some of the core research.
Before BitGo, I was a lead engineer at NetObjex, building blockchain applications for enterprise customers and working with distributed teams across time zones.
I speak about stablecoin infrastructure and regulated token architecture: what compliance requirements mean for contract design, and how issuance systems behave in production. I’ve given blockchain talks and technical sessions at events in India, and I enjoy teaching this stuff.
Two older explainers, still the clearest things I've written for newcomers:
Currently curious about AI-assisted engineering workflows, agentic systems, and running LLMs locally. Outside work: swimming, community building, and talking people into learning this stuff.