About
Hi! I’m Aayushman Pratap, a frontend engineer with a strong full-stack foundation, focused on building reliable, high-quality web applications with great user experience.
I enjoy working close to product and design, turning complex requirements into clean, scalable UI systems.
Professional Experience
I’m currently working as a Frontend Engineer at EPYC, where I build production-grade frontend systems used in real-world fintech, scheduling, and funding workflows.
My work involves owning frontend architecture, collaborating closely with backend teams, and shipping features that are both user-friendly and technically robust.
Technical Skills
Frontend Development
- Frameworks: React, Next.js (App Router), React Router
- Language: TypeScript (primary), JavaScript
- Styling: Tailwind CSS, ShadCN UI
- State & Data: React Query, modern state management patterns
- UI Focus: Performance, accessibility, and maintainable component design
Backend & Systems (Working Knowledge)
- Runtime: Node.js
- APIs: RESTful services, API integration
- Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis
- Tools: Git, Vercel, Firebase, Stripe, Postman
Engineering Experience Highlights
At EPYC, I’ve worked on:
- A scheduling system with booking flows, availability dashboards, Razorpay payments, and Google Calendar sync
- A Shopify credits system for airlines, handling balances, analytics, and reliable state updates
- A funding application platform with collaborative forms, review workflows, Algolia search, and resilient UI for partial backend failures
Previously, I’ve also worked as:
- Full Stack Developer Intern at Tecurcity, improving UI and optimizing backend queries
- Backend Developer Intern at SwitchIt, building secure REST APIs and role-based access control
What You’ll Find Here
This blog is where I share my experiences, learnings, and opinions on modern frontend engineering and AI-assisted development.
You can expect posts about:
- React and Next.js best practices
- Frontend architecture and performance
- Real-world engineering workflows
- AI-assisted coding tools and how they change the way we build software
I write from practical experience — what worked, what didn’t, and what I learned along the way.