Product spec · Device QA · Security and privacy review
Mobile engineer. Native Android and KMP, and the iOS side too.
Software Engineer 2 at Motive, on the Fleet App, where she owns releases: phased rollouts, crash and ANR monitoring, and the fixes that follow. Here she owns QA on real devices and the security and privacy review outright, and shares code review with Sahib. She also owns the spec that starts the work and the ASO that ships it.
Underneath that is the shape she works on: a shared core, native code at the edges, and the developer practices that keep the two from drifting apart.
"always looking for ways to improve developer productivity, whether by refining workflows or introducing better development practices"
"go-to person for KMP-related discussions"
Sahib Singh, who worked alongside her at Motive.
On a studio whose entire argument is that review gates catch what agents miss, that is the argument. It isn't a supporting role.
Shared core
A shared core is a decision about what everyone has to agree on: the data, the rules, the review gate, the order the work moves in. The platform code at the edges stays small because the core settled it first.
2024 – now
Fleet management, US.
Software Engineer 2
She owns app releases there: phased rollouts, crash and ANR monitoring, and the fixes that follow.
By her account, a 99.8% crash-free rate held and about 20% off startup time, from cold-start and dependency work.
Three of the four gates on the home page have her on them, two of them hers alone. She writes the spec that says what the thing deliberately won't do, she runs the build on physical phones, and she reads what it collects and what the listing says about it before anyone outside sees either. At Motive she owns releases the same way: phased rollouts, crash and ANR monitoring, and CI/CD work so the path from merge to store is one a person can repeat. A studio selling "agents write it, humans review it" needs someone whose subject that already is, and the shared core is the same argument one layer down: agree the data, the rules and the order of the work once, and the platform code at the edges stays small enough to review.
Owns
Android
MotiveJetpack Compose migration, and the Android releases she owns: phased rollouts, crash and ANR monitoring.
2021 – 2023
Global bank.
Software Engineer
2020 – 2021
Mobile and product studio, Noida. Around 20 people, client work.
Android Intern
The Jillian Michaels fitness app, built at Naskay for a US client.
iOS
Motive Fleet App
The four gates on the home page are this layout applied to a build: one core everyone agrees on, and edges small enough to review.