Nilesh Raaj
A working archive of a full-stack engineer — client sites shipped to real domains, AI products with real users, and BI pipelines behind enterprise decisions. Built with React, Next.js, and whatever the problem actually needs.
Where the work stopped being coursework and started having consequences. Client requirements, live production domains, enterprise data, and delivery dates that belonged to someone else. Two roles, two very different definitions of what "shipped" means.
Work taken end to end with nobody upstream to hand it off to — scoping, design, build, DNS, deployment, and the follow-up call when something breaks. Also the reverse: standing in front of a room and making the whole thing legible to someone learning it for the first time.
Things built because the problem was interesting, then pushed far enough to survive contact with real users — published to the Chrome Web Store, deployed on Vercel, walked through with people who had never seen them before. Not demos. Products with a first run and a hundredth.
The base layer: a computer science degree carried at a 9.2, and the stack accumulated underneath it. Languages, systems, and the concepts that decide whether the thing you built holds together when the load arrives.
