Software Engineer II (L6) at Rippling, working on Web Infrastructure - CI/CD pipelines, developer tooling, and observability. Previously at Razorpay, building international payment systems and open-source SDKs with 100K+ weekly downloads. Author and mentor.
कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन
- Bhagavad Gita 2.47
You have the right to perform your duty, but not to the fruits of your actions
I'm Divyansh, a Software Engineer II (L6) at Rippling on the Web Infrastructure team, where I work on CI/CD pipelines, developer tooling, E2E test observability, and deployment infrastructure using AWS, Datadog, Buildkite, and Playwright.
Previously, I spent 4+ years at Razorpay as a Senior Frontend Engineer, leading the international expansion into Malaysia and Singapore (530 merchants, 80M MYR GMV), building Mastercard Biometric Authentication (demoed at GFF 2024), and open-sourcing the i18nify-js SDK (100K+ weekly downloads, 27+ teams).
Outside work, I freelance as a React instructor at AccioJob and have mentored 100+ students at Airtribe. I was invited as a Jury Member for an AI Tech Hackathon in Bangalore. I've also authored 3 technical ebooks with 200+ copies sold.
I'm passionate about clean architecture, developer experience, and building tools that make engineering teams more productive.
Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science Engineering
Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology
CGPA: 9.24/10 · 2018 - 2022
Rippling
Web Infrastructure team - CI/CD pipelines, developer tooling, and observability.
Razorpay
International expansion, i18n infrastructure, and payment authentication across Malaysia, Singapore, and India.
AccioJob
Freelance instructor teaching frontend development from HTML/CSS/JS through advanced React, state management, and modern frontend patterns.
Airtribe
Mentored 100+ students preparing for frontend and backend roles. Invited as Jury Member for a Tech-AI Hackathon held in Bangalore.
GeeksforGeeks
Published 11+ technical articles and enhanced 2 existing ones covering Linked Lists, Python, Git, ReactJS, Firestore, Flask, and more.
Correlations.ai
Worked on Login Infrastructure and Mail Templating Services using ReactJS, Flask, and MongoDB.
TagHive Inc.
Contributed to the Android development of Class Saathi, an ed-tech app by TagHive (South Korea).
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It is an open-source internationalization SDK designed to simplify locale-based formatting, translations, and region-aware UI rendering across web apps. Published on npm with 100k+ weekly downloads.
Simulate accessibility issues like color-blindness, keyboard navigation, and screen readers to build inclusive web experiences. A powerful Chrome extension that helps developers and designers visualize and test web accessibility issues in real-time.
DOMinator is a powerful Chrome extension designed for web developers that transforms how you interact with and analyze the Document Object Model (DOM). This developer tool provides an intuitive interface for visualizing, navigating, and modifying webpage structures with advanced features like AI-powered explanations and suggestions.
This book is for: • Absolute Beginners who have little to no prior programming experience and want to learn JavaScript as their first programming language. • Aspiring Frontend Developers who want to understand JavaScript's role in web development and master the skills needed to build modern, interactive websites. • Backend Developers who want to expand their expertise into JavaScript and Node.js for full-stack development. • Intermediate Developers who want to fill in the gaps in their knowledge, dive deeper into JavaScript's advanced features, and improve their coding techniques. No matter where you are in your coding journey, this book has something to offer.
This book is for: • Curious Beginners who have dabbled with HTML and want to finally understand how CSS actually works - without copy-pasting random snippets. • Junior Developers who are tired of fighting with layout bugs, specificity wars, and mystery margins that won't behave. • Frontend Engineers who want to go beyond the basics and learn how to write scalable, performant, and maintainable CSS at a professional level. • Designers transitioning into code who want a fun, visual, and practical way to master the styling layer of the web. • Senior Developers who secretly Google “how to center a div” and want to confidently teach or lead CSS decisions on large teams.
How do apps like Twitter, Google Maps, or GitHub handle millions of users, deliver blazing-fast experiences, and stay reliable at scale? Welcome to "Frontend System Design Decoded" - a practical guide that unpacks the hidden architecture and design decisions behind the world’s most complex web platforms. • Dive deep into the frontend system design of apps like Twitter, Google Maps, GitHub, Confluence, OneDrive and more • Learn the trade-offs that make these platforms scalable, performant, and resilient • Explore patterns around rendering, caching, state management, data flows, and global user experience • Designed for frontend engineers preparing for system design interviews • A great resource for developers who want to move from building features to understanding systems • Packed with practical breakdowns, diagrams, and insights you won’t find in tutorials
The pitch is very attractive: ship no JavaScript, score 100 on Lighthouse. But the developer experience of working with Qwik, Astro Islands, and their cousins is a different story altogether.
For years we quietly assumed Rollup was the library bundler and Webpack was the application bundler. That line has blurred considerably. Here is why Rollup deserves a second look for your next production application.
The new Actions API is a solid improvement for handling async mutations and form submissions. But teams are already reaching for it as a Zustand or Redux replacement, and that's a category error that will bite them at scale.
Thoughts on frontend engineering and system design
The pitch is very attractive: ship no JavaScript, score 100 on Lighthouse. But the developer experience of working with Qwik, Astro Islands, and their cousins is a different story altogether.
For years we quietly assumed Rollup was the library bundler and Webpack was the application bundler. That line has blurred considerably. Here is why Rollup deserves a second look for your next production application.
The new Actions API is a solid improvement for handling async mutations and form submissions. But teams are already reaching for it as a Zustand or Redux replacement, and that's a category error that will bite them at scale.
"I had the pleasure of working with Divyansh during their internship as a ReactJS Developer at Razorpay. Divyansh consistently demonstrated excellent attention to detail and a strong ability to complete tasks on time. Their dedication to delivering high-quality work was evident in every project they tackled. Divyansh is a reliable, diligent, and talented developer, and I highly recommend them for any web development role"
I'm always open to discussing new projects, creative ideas, or opportunities to be part of your vision.
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